Sentence examples similar to post mistake from inspiring English sources

CORRECTION: A previous version of this post mistook Osamu Kobayashi for a Tokyo-based artist with the same name.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post mistook the number of total deaths for the number of car bombings and terror deaths.

The post-mistake squabbles between Red Storm players and demonstrative upbraidings that Barkley often administered to teammates early in the season have largely disappeared, too.

An editor at one state-run newspaper told Hong Kong's South China Morning Post the mistake would be viewed as a "serious blunder" but would not end their careers.

My first thought was that I'd accidentally tweeted a link to my draft or published my post by mistake.

I'm glad to see all the discussion sparked by my last post (No Mistake: Why Michele Bachmann Is Trying to Rewrite History).

The floor plan depicting the penthouse, she said, was posted by mistake on a Web site created by an outside company, then removed as soon as Two Trees saw it.

By Peter Schjeldahl Correcting a terrible post-renovation mistake, MOMA has reinstalled Claude Monet's "Water Lilies," a nearly forty-two-foot-long triptych, along with related paintings, in a room of its wondrous own, with a couch.

When Internet culture developed a fascination with "fails" — news bloopers, errant autocorrects — Spartz created a site where users could post funny mistakes from Facebook (Unfriendable), a site featuring gaffes from television (As Failed On TV), and one about garbled text messages (SmartphOWNED).

Post your mistakes or problems after you have had some time to reflect on them.

Make sure you know when it is okay to post intentional "mistakes" like "teh" instead of "the".