Sentence examples for wrongly named from inspiring English sources

We wrongly named them as Mark Sails and Sam Parkin.

We wrongly named Kristina Hume's company as Journeys by Design.

The caption wrongly named the Vodafone chairman as Sir Michael Harrison, instead of Sir Ernest Harrison.

In the original version Ian Hunt, MD of Gabbitas Education, was wrongly named as Ian Gabbitas.

The former manager of Scotland's football team, George Burley, was wrongly named in an article as Craig Burley.

This article was amended on 5 December to correct the last sentence, which wrongly named the unarmed teenager as Darren Wilson.

She is convinced that he duped her mother, Valerie Fleming, into wrongly naming him on the birth certificate as Donna's biological father because he was trying to gain the right to stay in Britain.

She was born at Asthall Manor, Oxfordshire, but equine bliss ended at 16 when the Mitfords sold their next country house: at 17, Debo's closest sibling, Jessica – "Decca" – eloped without a word, a letdown slightly ameliorated by the £1,000 libel settlement the Daily Express paid Debo for wrongly naming her as the runaway, which she squandered on a fur coat.

Raissi said at the time: "The Metropolitan police and the CPS are 'domestic' and they played a key role in the extradition proceedings by wrongly naming me as an international terrorist and by ensuring that I spent almost five months in Belmarsh".

The Unknown Hipster would follow the recipe of serious blogs, and with genuine naïveness, crash exclusive events, wrongly name-drop or find himself more interested in bums than celebrities.

Incorrectly naming a new species or wrongly identifying a species can result in significant economic losses [ 102].