| Yet any errant athlete will now be entitled to conclude that a precedent has been set. |
| At last, Don Quijote decides to seek honor and glory and fulfill his duty, and become an actual knight errant. |
| They will have expected you to duck this punch and instead you let the blow bounce of your granite chin like an errant moth. |
| Far from debasing his models, Newton places them at the heart of a deep and complex drama where they rule like errant queens. |
| That explains, in part, his decision last week to pardon the errant scientist. |
| His mother, it transpired, had not approved of her husband's errant cousin either. |
