Sentence examples for printing error from inspiring English sources

Officials said a printing error had omitted information from the most recent report.

Board of Elections officials blamed a printing error and said it would not be repeated.

… Perhaps it was a printing error, but it certainly lowered the tone!! End of aggrieved whining!

The problem with the answer sheets appeared to be a printing error by the test publisher, Harcourt Assessment Inc.

Due to a printing error, eight of the 10 questions that followed a nutrition passage dealt with black holes.

The original Imogen – a Shakespearean spelling mistake or printing error, which melted two ns into an m – is the high-mettled daughter of henpecked Celtic king Cymbeline.

Because of a printing error, the puzzle answers on Dec. 18 omitted the last seven words of the quotation from the Dec. 11 acrostic.

"I'm notworried about that," said Arsène Wenger of Aston Villa this week, as if the Premier League table was simply subject to a printing error.

The list of recommended 'major poets published before 1914' does not include Lord Byron, an absurdity that the authority would do well to blame on a printing error.

Getting the section past his editors was a struggle, he says: most of them assumed they were dealing with a printing error that needed correcting.

She told us that, in an early edition, a printing error had transposed the last sectio ns of all the chapters.