Sentence examples similar to tired error from inspiring English sources

The guards are still on that schedule, and they say it has made them tired, error-prone and cranky.

No, no — above the tin!" Even the pros make tired errors, but they make them much later in the point.

He scored after 57 and 88 minutes — the first a typical left-footed Messi finish, the second a pickpocket's instinct that spotted a careless — perhaps a tired — defender's error that allowed the Argentine to help himself to the goal.

"Drivers who are under greater financial pressure tend to work longer hours," making them more tired and more error-prone, he said.

Long working days lead to more errors: tired surgeons are more prone to slip-ups and soldiers who get too little shut-eye are more prone to miss targets.

The show is relaxed and low key, and although DeGeneres made one unforced error — in a tired bit with an octogenarian cake decorator, she fooled around too much and was uncharacteristically manic — she has a warm rapport with her guests.

"To take a step backwards now, to return to the old, tired, boring policies... would be an error that we can't allow as a nation".

A. There is no data substantiating the idea that teaching hospitals are full of very tired people making a huge number of errors.

The software might have bugs — errors in the code made by tired or overworked programmers.

A teasing drop shot, a speciality, got her back to deuce before they traded more unforced errors, the last of them a tired Kvitova forehand drifting long and they went to a third.

On page 205 of a true first edition of "The Great Gatsby," a typesetter's error turns Fitzgerald's "sickantired" into "sick in tired".