Sentence examples for staple mistakes from inspiring English sources
A gorilla head that bites away staple mistakes.
Your focus returns to what's on the plates, and at Japonais that was a mix of pleasing innovations, trustworthy staples, unimpressive curiosities and outright mistakes.
Positions for and against unification — that it was the inevitable destiny of the Italian people, or a disastrous mistake — are a staple of Italian conversation, and, however cogently Graziano writes, one sometimes feels that he is loading the dice.
Mistaking the northern staple of mushy peas for a more metropolitan avocado dip, the urbane Mr Mandelson asked for "some of that guacamole" to accompany his haddock and chips.
Of Mice and Men may be a staple of the school syllabus, but don't mistake the motivations of the throngs of teenage girls massed outside New York's Longacre theatre.
Outtakes in which actors flub lines, play private jokes, make mistakes or accidentally reveal too much of themselves are a staple of cast and crew parties at the end of a television season.
But in this case there's no mistaking old-fashioned rose campion, Lychnis coronaria, which has been a staple of dooryard gardens for centuries in spite of its straggly habits and neon magenta flowers.
Mistakes are usually made in this step, when people try to load the staples facing the wrong way.
Thus, dietary mistakes cannot be fully excluded and some allergy patients may have reduced the intake of a certain staple foods when perceiving symptoms or suspecting a food as allergic trigger.
His botched cases became a staple of his department's Morbidity and Mortality conferences, the closed-door sessions in which doctors are expected to review their mistakes and complications....We'd all like to think of "problem doctors" as aberrations.
