Sentence examples for wrongly spelt from inspiring English sources

It is also helpful to remember that certificate and census details can be inaccurate - names of people and places can be wrongly spelt and remembered, and our ancestors had many reasons to lie about their personal details.

In addition we wrongly spelled Masayoshi Son as "Sun" and incorrectly referred to the "Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Disease Hospital" when it is the (Japan red Cross) Atomic Bomb Hospital.

Or indeed to have, hanging on the wall of his own home, the actual copy of "Love Me Do" (with Paul McCartney's name wrongly spelled) that was the first piece of Beatles vinyl to be played on radio?

It's tightly scripted in the right places ("Manx is a language and not a type of control pants for dads") and gloriously improvised elsewhere (Pascoe was forced to add an H to her "wrongly spelled" name).

For example, " Absidiapsychrophilia" was wrongly spelled as " Absidiapsychrophila" in certain collections.

Further analysis on the result showed that, among the mismatch, 267 belonged to misspelling problems such as " Candida viswannathii" was wrongly spelled to " Candida viswanathii".

"Sir, as OBO is an abbreviation found in the Guardian, either you have been pronouncing it wrongly or spelling it wrongly for the last two years," says James Andrews.

Band of Horses formed out of the ashes of Bridwell's old outfit, Carissa's Wierd (it's deliberately spelt wrongly).

According to this article his name was spelt wrongly at the time of his registration and the authorities didn't bother to question it.

In a single parenthesis in Geoffrey Robertson's otherwise admirable article on human rights, for example, both JB Priestley and Barbara Wootton are spelt wrongly.

"Other than Blackburn's recent David Betnley gaffe, have there been any other instances of footballers' names being spelt wrongly on the back of their shirts?" asked Pete Warren in those halcyon days of 2007.