a mistake

He acknowledged publicly that he might have made a mistake.

Despite all this, it would be a mistake to write off the president.

Britain chose insurance alone and, at the moment, it looks as if it has made a mistake.

She wiped away tears and sobbed as she explained she had had an earlier abortion in 2002, and felt that she had made a mistake.

Customer: Oh, I made a mistake. I carry the black one today. It must be very light because there is nothing but a kazoo in it.

But that would be a mistake: the stakes are simply too high, going all the way up the very survival of our species.

Let me check a moment, please. Yes, I'm very sorry. There's clearly been a mistake.

So maybe in that instance, you think I make a mistake. But maybe my mistake was necessary for that man. He needed my mistake.

It would be a mistake for the United States to walk away from Pakistan and Afghanistan again, Clinton said.

It was stupid of her(=she was stupid)to make such a mistake.

National police spokesman Iskandar Hasan said: "The suspected cause of the accident was a mistake in the traffic management system. "

he does not know makes a mistake, because quarries a mountain to him to build roads is a something new.

As discussed in last month's article, I realized I made a mistake releasing XM without some sort of graphical user interface.

I consider him a very reliable partner, a man of honor. Yes, Iraq was a mistake, but he is a fair and honest man.

Because the rule semantics is connected with the place in the rules table, it is very easy to make a mistake when it has more rules.

Turning to my husband, I confessed that I wanted to check out his work computer, so I could reassure my parents they'd made a mistake.

My last lap should have been a bit better, but I made a mistake in turn 12, locking the rear under braking.

Land for peace was one thing, they said; land with no peace agreement in return was going to be a mistake.

This is all new to me , so let me know if I make a mistake .

When controls came up, most of the time he admitted that it was not a proper transaction and that it was a mistake.

How careless (it is) of him to make such a mistake!

Of course Mrs. Darling brushed him, but he began to talk again about its being a mistake to have a dog for a nurse.

His bank eventually accepted that the17-digit purchase had been a mistake and refunded his money the next day.

Was it a mistake to accept the Italians, maybe that's why the currency is not performing (or are the Netherlands the ones to be blamed)?

It would be a mistake to say that happiness necessarily springs from the absurd discovery.

She made a mistake do not admit that I am under the The stubborn Jin may be up, and have to give her a little color and look.

If your superior is in a bad mood today and scold you for a mistake that you did not do, how will you react?

I spoke to Inzaghi but there was no need for a chat. He made a mistake and knows it.

Chatroom boyfriend I met this guy in a chat room, is it a mistake to meet him in person?

In retrospect, the speed with which the Met came out and said it would not be reopening its files might have been a mistake.

Chen did not dare a response. After a minute, he said, "I made a mistake. "

When he saw that I had the support of the majority, he drew in his horns and admitted he might have made a mistake.

A minor point, at such a moment. Here. If anyone lays a hand on this nag, shoot him, but don't make a mistake and shoot the nag.

I did not realize that I had made a mistake until I finished my coffee and was ready to leave.

But it would also be a mistake not to take advantage of an opportunity to return our relations with Moscow to a more constructive track.

They are inseparable. It would be a mistake to say that happiness necessarily springs from the absurd discovery.

I showed the project manager the results I got and told him that there was a mistake in one of the trials.

It was no fault of yours, nor of his; it was a mistake impossible to be prevented.

Yes we got back together. He said he made a mistake and I'm everything to him.

Worst of all is to turn a secret crush into a bold public confession by carelessly making a mistake entering your crush.

If I didn't put in all my effort but the results were still favorable, to me, I see that as a mistake.

You have to analyse yourself and see why you made a mistake, what was the moment you could have done better.

They arrived at the gate of heaven, where a flustered St. Peter explained that there had been a mistake.

It's careless of him to make such a mistake.

Michel Barnier, France's agriculture minister, recently said it was a mistake to leave "feeding people to the mercy of the market" .

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

If you (had )(been ) a little more careful, you(would )not(have )(maken )such a mistake.

Unfortunately, it is all too easy to make a mistake in these final steps.

Michael contends that he is not asking her to hurt anyone or steal anything, he is simply asking her to make a mistake.

It seems that some of the early Christians even felt that Paul's being in prison was a mistake and was never meant to be.

You know, Marilla, I thought you and Matthew made a mistake when you adopted her.

I think he might have finally come to the realization that he's making a mistake by going forward with the trial and representing himself.

Assignment to a read-only identifier usually is the result of a mistake, since it has no effect.

If I make a mistake, Please oblige me with your valuable comments.

She said she was afraid there might have been a mistake.

sir, but there seems to have been a mistake. Please wait a moment while I correct the bill.

Tepco later said the pool of water had been contaminated but the extremely high reading was a mistake.

If he made a mistake in judgment on some of this he'll pay for it.

He happens to be the President, Charles. Not you. -That's a mistake that will be corrected one of these days.

This would be a mistake at this time -- China's banking sector is not prepared for such a move today.

He thought all danger was passed and therein he made a mistake .

Just a second, let me check first. Sorry, we made a mistake, do u need me to change a seat for you now?

But it may be a mistake to think of Mr Clegg merely as a force for realigning Britain's existing party landscape.

and saying he made a mistake isn't going to be good enough, Chief.

we urge you to tell the national bank not to put out the notes with a mistake in the kazakh language .

I know I made a mistake. I just wish he would not keep hammering away at it .

If one makes a mistake, his friend will not hesitate to point it out for him, because he knows the frank criticism will help him.

and all that we had, is now just a mistake.

He decided to quit. But the boss said he was making a mistake and offered him a well-paid assistant position.

It would be a mistake, however, to underestimate American influence, after having grossly overestimated it for so long.

If left a manual process, it would be easy to make a mistake or forget to do it in the course of building your plug-in.

As during the cold war, it would be a mistake to think of Russia and China as embracing a monolithic world view.

I knew immediately there'd been a mistake, but I also knew he needed his son, and his son just wasn't here.

Maybe it is just a mistake to let me happen to meet her in a wrong place during a wrong time causing a wrong paradise for love.

Jin: In a group, if I make a mistake, someone can cover it up for me.

If I maDe a mistake, stuDents woulD yell out the worD that I messeD up and it sounds. D like everyone was yelling at me.

Was it a mistake to work so hard on a divisive health bill instead of the economy and, especially, job creation?

'We think it would be a mistake to disregard what the Syrian leadership is trying to do with the opposition, ' he said.

"If you get this wrong, it's actually a mistake that's hard to undo for the rest of your life, " he said.

They got engaged really fast , but she soon found that she might have made a mistake .

But it would be a mistake to back off and censor our kooks. The freedom to be an imbecile is one of our core values.

To dismiss it as such is a mistake: it's a powerful machine that's capable of throwing just about whatever comes at it.

Yet dismissing them has proved to be something of a mistake.

OK. Well, this all seems in order, so I guess I'll-oh! Wait. You seem to have made a mistake right here.

For two players who never make a mistake, every game would be a draw, he said.

If I may be so bold as to suggest that he made a mistake in his calculations. . .

Then, I start and stop the firewall. . . ooops, made a bit of a mistake when I added the rules.

He (made) a mistake so I told him to (do)the exercise again.

They arrived at the gates of heaven, where a flustered St. Peter explained that there had been a mistake.

we would have avoided making such a mistake, but we did not follow his sound advice.

Then, I start and stop the firewall. . . ooops, made a bit of a mistake when I added the rules.

He (made) a mistake so I told him to (do)the exercise again.

They arrived at the gates of heaven, where a flustered St. Peter explained that there had been a mistake.

we would have avoided making such a mistake, but we did not follow his sound advice.

I think it was a mistake, for the simple reason that I do not believe the United States of America ought to be involved in aggression.

for that thing, you had rambled on for 18 pages, front and back! you know, it just a mistake , i have nothing with her!

It's typical of him to make such a mistake.

Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England, said it was a "mistake" by the US to equate keeping a seized bank open with a bail-out.

If it weren't for you, I still would not know that I had made a mistake.

There was Kenneth Lay, whose moniker should have warned any innocents that climbing into bed with him was going to be a mistake.

There was Kenneth Lay, whose moniker should have warned any innocents that climbing into bed with him was going to be a mistake.

He explained he made a mistake on account of his illness.

I don't think we were disappointing against Siena. I haven't spoken to Muslera. He knows he made a mistake, but he has my support.

As everyone knows, is his own experience in another time, guilty of the same to keep up with a just a mistake.

It was a mistake to put such a hulking creditor second only to the International Monetary Fund in the recovery queue.

Maybe people think I was out of my mind. If that was the case, you would make a mistake. I mean it. I really dreamt all that last night.

Yes. His father was very hard to believe he made such a mistake.

And you can never get it out of your mind how bad it's going to be if you make a mistake.

I'm not one of those girls who like to fawn and fall over him at all; it was a mistake that I even looked at him.

Ultimately, though, trying to muscle China into revaluing the yuan would be a mistake.

Ultimately, though, trying to muscle China into revaluing the yuan would be a mistake.

On the European side, it would be a mistake to sit back and wait for a sea-change in Tory attitudes once the party is in power.

His father was hard to believe he made such a mistake.

I've worked for you for x number of years and I think you have to admit that I never made a mistake.

Organizers soon apologized, saying it is simply a mistake as designers did not know German.

I didn't know why at first, but as he began writing down the license number of my car, I realised that I had made a mistake.

It is often a mistake to hand a high food drive dog a piece of food with the tips of our fingers.

'It might be a mistake to remain here, ' said Ms. Suzuki. 'But dying is all the same anywhere. '

Jack: Yes. His father was very hard to believe he made such a mistake.

He was absolutely inch-perfect in qualifying, when it was very easy to make a mistake on the tyres as we saw other drivers were doing.

He was absolutely inch-perfect in qualifying, when it was very easy to make a mistake on the tyres as we saw other drivers were doing.

Given the likely and devastating chaos, it would be a mistake for a country to choose to leave.

The cell-phone giant later said the listing, which produced a media uproar, had been a mistake.

That turned out to be a mistake. The new treasury secretary refused to put federal money anywhere but in the Bank of the United States.

In other countries referees don't have this media pressure, as if they make a mistake it isn't dragged on for a week.

And sarcasm is always a mistake in an e-mail, especially if you are trying to get your own way.

The manager stumbled through his opening speech as if he were afraid of making a mistake.

And just this year, a Japanese woman aborted her pregnancy after she was told there had been a mistake at a government-run hospital.

It would not so much be that he made a mistake as that he did not know the whole story.

When he came back he was smiling blandly, saying that there had been a mistake, just as he had thought.

He made a mistake in Madrid, it's true, but it's already a forgotten thing and today we saw that he did well.

Sorry , Sir. There 's been a mistake . We will get this straightened out for you immediately.

Please keep in mind that it is never too late to realize that you made a mistake, as long as you know how to correct it.

If he made a mistake, it might get somebody upset at him.

"Never mind what he went under. It was a mistake , that'tall. A big mistake . Poor fellow. " He had cocktail now and shook his head at it.

You must have the courage of your convictions and tell your father that you think he's making a mistake.

In the wake of the news, both Kristen and Rupert were quick to make public statements saying that their tryst had been a mistake.

It used to be a given for many M& A watchers that diving straight into a deal could often be a mistake for a new CEO.

Father heads bowed, like a child made a mistake, take all the money out of pocket, are a dollar a dollar, and count only 13.

When the police called, we were sure that this was a mistake.

he did not understand what you mean, so he made a mistake.

This too may turn out to be a mistake but if so, you will learn a third, even better lesson: how much having a job matters to you.

It is a mistake to call it a nanny state.

If you've made a promise that turns out to be a mistake, you have to have to courage to break it off.

"I don't know if you want to call that a mistake or not, " he said, "but things didn't work out the way they planned. "

"I thought he would show some more human decency in admitting he made a mistake, " he said Monday. "We didn't really see that. "

He never remembers to call me in the morning, and he must have made a mistake in my bill.

At such a moment, there is temptation to elevate comfort and consensus over progress and clear direction, but this would be a mistake.

'The children's home has made a mistake, 'he said unhappily, 'and sent a girl, not a boy.

Others will say that it was a mistake all along to embark on expensive reform at a time of acute economic distress.

The grandmother will ask me too sometimes, so much money is put in the bank, will they make a mistake?

She said: He know we made a mistake but I wouldn't change it now.

Setting up the development environment for Lotus Sametime plug-ins can be a tricky task, and it's easy to make a mistake.

On going carefully into the matter, we have found a mistake was made in the packing through a confusion of numbers.

But it is now evident that this was just a mistake.

The president is trying to rally support for a war that a majority of Americans now believe is a mistake.

Making a mistake at work, however, can be more serious. It may cause problems for your employer and even affect the company's bottom line.

That was a mistake that at least some of us have been pointing out since the very birth of the euro.

He says it would be a mistake for the national leadership of either party to read too much into a victory on polling day.

He made a mistake while operating on a patient. He felt sure he, was no longer trusted and decided to change his job.

He made a mistake while operating on a patient. He felt sure he, was no longer trusted and decided to change his job.

To the extent that people aren't able to do that, people aren't able to worship freely is you know I think is a mistake.

But Liam Byrne, the chief secretary to the Treasury, insisted it would be a mistake to cut spending at this point.

There was a player who was distracting me in front of me but I should have reacted much better than I did and it was a mistake.

So the Obama team believes that for the next 18 months or so, it would be a mistake to let deficit concerns steer government fiscal policy.

Whatever the impact, it would be a mistake to confuse the twitches of an economy on life-support with a lasting recovery.

It was stupid of her to make such a mistake.

It was my turn to recite. How How I wish I had been able to say the rules without a mistake!

She kept saying that she was sorry for what she'd done, she'd never do it again, it was just a mistake, and so forth.

After a couple of hours I found a mistake in Dr. Zuck's original proof which I was trying to emulate.

After a couple of hours I found a mistake in Dr. Zuck's original proof which I was trying to emulate.

This was a mistake which made him unpopular in Rome and he could have caught Hasdrubal too.

It was a mistake, too, that I looked at her with rapture; I ought to have controlled myself, as it was my rapture frightened her.

What I can't explain is how I happened to be so stupid as to make a mistake in writing my own name.

A boycott was the only option if the party was to remain true to its democratic ideals. But it was also, probably, a mistake.

A thirteen-year-old girl from Kentucky wrote me to say that I'd made a mistake, but I couldn't quit, because my opponents were mean.

I have been a vocal critic of big dams that are built mindlessly, but I believe it would be a mistake to halt all dam construction.

Difficult to say. Let's analyse. It seems to me that you made a mistake in the opening (mid game, endgame).

"If it was represented to come from a field that it did not come from, then it's doubtful that it was a mistake, " Northey said.

I said I might answer the draft questions better, but I still thought Vietnam was a mistake.

"Hagrid, " he said quietly, "I think you must have made a mistake. I don't think I can be a wizard. "

If have made a mistake, please point it out for me.

If the massive decline was the result of a mistake and not some terrible news, that meant there were bargains to be had.

I knew right away there had been a mistake, but I also knew he needed hi son, and his son just wasn't here.

It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time.

Later he said he couldn't tolerate the "disintegration of Russia, " and acknowledged his actions might have been a mistake.

Your teacher has made a mistake like this. It is touching and miserable that he has no way out today.

If I make a mistake, I get slated, but I'm not scared of that.

sir, but there seems to have been a mistake, would you please wait a moment while it's being rectified?

I start to blame loving you for how much it hurts. And then even these four days won't be anything more than something sordid and a mistake.

That was a bit of a mistake on my part.

Mr. Cameron conceded that in hindsight it had been a mistake to hire Mr. Coulson.

Don't make fun of him when he makes a mistake.

Israeli officials say this was a mistake they would avoid if events were to be repeated.

That factory, which started production just six months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers, might have looked like a mistake.

A mistake is only a problem if it seriously interferes with communication.

Oh, I knew it was a mistake talking to you about Jesse. You're such a cynic!

It's foolish of me to make such a mistake.

Yes, everything did come at me at once. I was overwhelmed, and I made a mistake; everybody makes a mistake, I'm human.

Germans said it's editor's mistakes(it's funny), but at least they admitted they made a mistake. CNN lied and does not feel any shame.

It would be a mistake of course to see this belief system as universal.

I felt that it was a mistake not to ask her advice.

Just a minute! They've made a mistake. This report doesn't belong to you.

But two of the current tales about Mr McCain suggest that this can be a mistake.

Sometimes, even when you know something's a mistake, you grotto make it anyway. sweet damn that's a hot plate.

The president is trying to rally support for a war that a majority of Americans now believe it is a mistake.

The editorial says it would be a mistake to think North Korea would give up its nuclear program in exchange for economic aid.

First, it would be a mistake to confuse China and India's resistance to binding targets with an absence of action to address global warming.

The last course was the one that Germany adopted, but it was a mistake from every point of view.

But within minutes, Britain's male gymnasts were told there had been a mistake with the score. They had, in fact, won bronze.

Some people imagine that there can be no accommodations, no space in a cottage; but this is all a mistake.

Ida misspells the word "pronunciation" , however, it is only a mistake of pen.

All of this leads me to believe that athletes who keep themselves chronically tired and leg weary must be making a mistake.

Obama should enjoy the events held in his honor this week, but it would be a mistake to interpret them as signs of deference or dependence.

If you realize that you've made a mistake or could improve your performance, own up to that.

Raikkonen: "I'm maybe not the best person to say because in the last race I made a mistake. "

That was a very important goal in this kind of game, and I feel it was a mistake by the referee.

I realized that he had made a mistake, so I pointed it out to him immediately.

Whenever a politician makes a mistake, his opponents are ready to draw a bead on him.

Altogether, I think marriage is a bit of a mistake.

However nauseating the treatment of Bibi or Aisha, it would be a mistake to let our stomachs rule our heads.

Amazon has acknowledged that deleting the books from users' personal devices may have been a mistake.

The president continues to try and rebuild support for a war that public opinion polls say a majority of Americans believe was a mistake.

I began to think I may have made a mistake.

When a child makes a mistake, parents should not ask their child to "promise" to not do it again or promise to be a "good boy" .

And whether his decision was a mistake is at least debatable .

I love you for a long time, but did not say it out loud, I didn't think that I committed a mistake be fatal!

Only people who are trying to do a good job, make a mistake and learn from it are eligible for the $400 annual cash award.

Only one round for someone to exploit information you've given them and only one round for you to make a mistake.

But you made a mistake. Being with you is the only way I could have a full and happy life.

When you make a mistake, don't look back at it long. Take the reason of the thing into your mind, and then look forward.

Young Ed Bloom: There comes a point when any reasonable man will swallow his pride and admit he made a mistake.

But in other countries, such a mistake might lead to a fine or the loss of a license.

Some of life's lessons are learned the hard way. The person who has had to pay for a mistake will be careful not to make that mistake again.

Others claim that it is a mistake to see either learning curve effects or experience curve effects as a given.

Marlowe detects him in a contradiction and asks him aggressively, 'You made a mistake, didn' t you?

In particular, it is common in business situations. But it is also easy to make a mistake in shaking hands.

A few years ago I thought the time was right for me to do the same, but it was a mistake.

As soon as I stepped out of my mother's womb on to dry land, I realized that I had made a mistake --- that I shouldn't have come.

If you think this market is for real, you are making a mistake and should get out as soon as possible.

Just when you think your teen has learned from his mistake , he will make another doozy of a mistake.

Nevertheless, he said, "if you expect us to be a First World country, you are making a mistake" .

You're asking me to break the law. - I ask you to make a mistake.

Even a mistake may turn out to be the one thing necessary to a worthwhile achievement.

But it would be a mistake to believe that the specific German rather than the socialist element produced totalitarianism.

Sometimes our parents would say things we weren't taught in school. They'd often correct themselves, as if erasing a mistake.

Thinking local battles are the only ones that matter is always a mistake.

I made a mistake in scheduling my trip and I need to leave Vancouver earlier. So, I am going to miss something important.

You will not hold up the action if you make a mistake, as you might at a table game.

Are there things you or your partner have done that you thought was a mistake at the time but actually turned out well?