Sentence examples for official correct from inspiring English sources

But first he will sort through some technical problems he had Saturday: unfamiliar with the starting block, Gay had an official correct his footing, then, he said, his head popped up too soon at the start.

(In an interview with a senior official, I described this process as "dumbing down," and the official corrected me—"Let's say 'simplified ' "—with a speed that suggested McMaster may also have banned the phrase "dumbing down").

He recently suggested that, while a number of emerging countries are facing problems at about the same time, there is little evidence of automatic contagion.Are America's Treasury officials correct in believing that the risks of contagion today are much smaller than they were in the past, or are they being dangerously complacent?

Everyone in the race wants to declare these party officials correct without trashing a popular Democratic president.

The officials corrected themselves later.

While she has remained under sedation, hospital officials corrected earlier statements that she had been in a medically induced coma.

The number of passengers was initially reported as 64, but Siberian Airlines officials corrected that figure to reflect the presence of two newborn babies on the plane.

In 1996, when a quirk in the federal welfare overhaul left many legal immigrants without food stamps, Mr. Bush made an emergency expenditure to provide aid to the elderly and disabled until federal officials corrected the problem.

But on Tuesday, sheriff's officials corrected themselves, saying he had nothing to do with the crime and the assault on the deputies.

According to Pitchfork, all of the information contained within the Tor link is official and correct.

Talk story about a conference call with authors of "The Official Sexually Correct Dictionary and Dating Guide": Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf, both formerly of the National Lampoon.