Sentence examples for to correct something from inspiring English sources

"We will probably have to correct something," he said, without specifying what that "something" might be.

When you make concrete decisions to correct something, it needs to come from the top, from the president..

Updated at 2.39pm GMT 1.03pm GMT The session is almost over, but Patten wants to correct something said earlier.

Every time you try to correct something, or demand a clear answer, your situation becomes more miserable.

He said he stopped reading newspapers 12 years ago but was keen to correct something he had heard in the media in recent days – that he had applied to be transferred to a prison in his native Scotland.

Now Labour would like me to correct something.

"The thing I am waiting for is for the administration to go back and correct something they said two years ago, when they criticized us for quote overreacting to the events of 9/11," Cheney said.

And I should correct something I wrote earlier: Dempsey got his left boot to his, not his right.

The tools are for tiny adjustments he hopes will correct something he hears or feels: a brassy note, a sluggish key.

"I thought maybe by taking myself away from everything I was good at, or punishing myself, it would correct something in the universe," she said.

Now, policy makers from Mr. Bush on down must acknowledge the bailouts for what they are — government interventions in private markets to correct for something that has gone very wrong.