Sentence examples for right mistakes from inspiring English sources

Holtby cuts in from the right, mistakes himself for Gareth Bale and lets rip with a left-footer towards the far corner which Pomazan punches away in showy fashion.

"Serious allegations of misconduct must be rigorously investigated, in many other less serious cases the police service itself is the body best placed to identify and put right mistakes, learn necessary lessons and rebuild public trust," he said.

5) Lamar Odom: "The Right Mistake," by Walter Mosley.

"The Right Mistake" opens with "One man's trash is another man's treasure," which most men agree is a lazy lyric, and "Axman" proves conclusively that the world doesn't need another name-check of inspirational guitarists.

Mosley returned to the Fortlow character in the stories of Walkin' the Dog (1999) and in the novel The Right Mistake: The Further Philosophical Investigations of Socrates Fortlow (2008).

If the error introduced into a calculation or a proof leads innocently to a correct result, the result is a "howler," often said to depend on "making the right mistake".

The "right mistake" is one where you take a calculated risk on a high-probability action that doesn't work out.

However, he is now responsible for putting right the mistakes of the past," Cable wrote.

"It's a huge chance to try and put right the mistakes we made in China," said Rhodes.

This is a sad day for RBS, but also an important one in continuing to put right the mistakes of the past.

The Cultural Revolution had pushed China to the brink of collapse when Deng Xiaoping re-emerged, and our party put right the mistakes of the Cultural Revolution on its own.