Sentence examples for strewn with errors from inspiring English sources

As for Venus, her game was strewn with errors.

The education secretary, Michael Gove, was criticised when it emerged that initial lists of the affected schools were strewn with errors.

Mimms' early displays after his £375,000 move from Everton had been strewn with errors, but this blunder was on another level.

They said the report was strewn with errors and failed to provide proper context, namely concern of further imminent attacks on the US in the aftermath of 9/11.

The tensions date back to his first months as education secretary when his announcement ending Labour's Building Schools for the Future programme was quickly found to be strewn with errors about which projects would be cut.

A change of scene for the New York Knicks, but the same depressingly familiar script, strewn with errors, lethargy, and, as their coach, Derek Fisher, admitted, "a lack of effort from some players".

The Scot's game was strewn with unforced errors.

He lacks any deep knowledge or understanding of Colombia; his background chapters are derivative and strewn with elementary errors.

Aberdeen strengthened their grip on the Scottish Premiership's runners-up place to Celtic, despite dropping two points to St Johnstone in a match strewn with defensive errors.

Frank Lampard had headed Chelsea in front after 14 minutes but, in a game strewn with defensive errors, Van Persie put Arsenal back in contention from Gervinho's pass.

Strewn with typos and errors, the exhibit was borderline unprofessional, but Koolhaas didn't mind.