| And so today I made a boo-boo on the website's structure, and my backup disappeared. |
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| No one pays much attention to the nepotism in politics, until someone's sibling makes a boo-boo. |
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| It's typical of me to get the technicalities right and then go and make a boo-boo in the text. |
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| In all fairness, we often criticise the referee, but he definitely made a boo-boo that day. |
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| Rather, all she saw was poor innocent little Ryan showing everybody his big nasty boo-boo. |
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| Well, one of the wonderful things we know is that politicians will never admit they made a boo-boo, a real boo-boo. |
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| Just when you think you've cracked this racing game, along comes a considerable boo-boo to remind you that you are human. |
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| At this point, let me pause to say that my big boo-boo had already been committed. |
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| This is a big boo-boo and any knowledgable pasta person will tell you not to. |
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| I filled the huge bathtub with warm water and got in careful not to slip because my brother slipped one time and got a huge boo-boo, he also cried a lot. |
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| But if I have made an embarrassing boo-boo I have to admit it. |
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| Another boo-boo was a buy on speakermaker Harman International. |
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| I honestly don't think owner Clive Smith, in sending Kauto to horse whisperer Yogi Breisner and eventer Laura Collett, is making a boo-boo. |
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| As a lazy fat cat with a liking for home comforts, Boo-boo is not an animal who ever travels far. |
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