“He wasn't the first, nor would he be the last, to error on social media.”

“I apologize if I err in my calculations and provide an incorrect answer.”

“The traffic police have been given instructions to crack down on erring motorists.”

“In peacetime, we err on the side of caution, since nothing we do in training is worth the life of one of our soldiers.”

“Admittedly, it errs a little on the corny side, but it's hard to say whether that's really a fault in a movie of this kind.”

“With around 400 recipes crammed into its pages, it errs on the side of an encyclopaedia rather than an eyeful.”

“Frankie errs on the side of edgy celeb rather than pimping stars spruiking the latest big Hollywood blockbuster.”

“In Rhode Island, amid HIPAA concerns, Glass is being used in ers with dermatologists.”

“There is a deeply-rooted mysticism, an impenetrable soofyism, in the Socratic doctrine of ers.”

“Yet ers, it may be remembered, was the special patron of paiderastia.”

“Firstly, Watson claimed that rival Jones had erred in linking the illness to Thompson's form slump.”

“I think that as a field, psychology has erred in both ignoring food choice, and in studying food intake in nonoptimal ways.”

“Krugman's main thrust was that the Bank of Japan erred in raising interest rates here in August.”

“Firstly, Watson claimed that rival Jones had erred in linking the illness to Thompson's form slump.”

“I think that as a field, psychology has erred in both ignoring food choice, and in studying food intake in nonoptimal ways.”

“Krugman's main thrust was that the Bank of Japan erred in raising interest rates here in August.”

“In cases of the original site 404 erroring, the cached version will act as the last known good load of the page, enough to be able to extract the data you want in most cases.”

“By doing so examiners are erroring in the direction of drawing hypotheses based on greater evidence of reliability and validity.”

“Remove that line of code and the script should stop erroring there.”