Sentence examples for spectacular mistake from inspiring English sources

Jack Straw said the decision not to impose transitional controls was a "spectacular mistake".

Even Jack Straw, who presided over Labour's opening of Britain's borders, has called the move a "spectacular mistake".

Jack Straw, once Labour's home secretary, calls the decision by his party to grant them free access to Britain a "spectacular mistake".

What kind of awards? A. We had a three-armed sweater made for one of our engineers who committed the most spectacular mistake of the year.

"We had a three-armed sweater made for one of our engineers who committed the most spectacular mistake of the year".

The former home secretary Jack Straw has admitted that dropping immigration restrictions on eastern European migrants was a "spectacular mistake" on Labour's part.

Rupert Murdoch has admitted to making "spectacular" mistakes in the past, but the News Corp chief believes he has also "confounded expectations".

But he admitted that the industry was taking $3bn£2.06bnbn) a year in subsidies (though "less than 1% of fossil fuel industry") and that "spectacular mistakes" had been made in siting some farms.

The shift to computerised information systems has simplified hospital management and reduced the quantity of errors in health records, but it also creates opportunities for new and more spectacular mistakes.

I've made some spectacular mistakes but enjoyed some surprising accomplishments.

In the past I've viewed speaking to my exes as an opportunity to make spectacular mistakes: regressive sex, bitter finger pointing or, God forbid, rampant what-could-have-been sentimentality.