Sentences with phrase «mistakes for»

I'm undecided on Xhaka because everything went through him, but his long passing radar was a bit off and he made two big mistakes for the goal, losing possession and then chasing the ball instead of getting back into position.

When you aren't recording a ton of big plays, that means you have to avoid mistakes for eight or 10 plays at a time to score touchdowns.

We had an average first half full of mistakes for sure but we picked up quite well after the equalizer.

Sugar loving bacteria might release a chemical that your body mistakes for a

There are so many ways... Do you take the scientific approach stating it's the protein found in the food that the body mistakes for a foreign invader?

I'm a bomber cook, but when it comes to baking, I'm so grateful people like you are willing to play around in the kitchen and make all the mistakes for me.

We must step out and be willing to make mistakes for the Kingdom of God as we follow Jesus.

Repeatedly, Dawkins discusses such issues as Thomas» «five ways» (which he, as many do, mistakes for Thomas» chief «proofs» for the «existence» of God); but he never bothers to consult anyone who could explain these issues to him.

(I don't, of course, mean what the patient mistakes for his will, the conscious fume and fret of resolutions and clenched teeth, but the real centre, what the Enemy calls the Heart.)

We serve a gracious and powerful God who is all about redeeming our mistakes for His glory.

The next night, Rodrigues is disturbed by strange sounds he mistakes for a droning, persistent snoring.

Religion latches on to its mistakes for dear life and defends them to the death, kicking and screaming all the way, insisting the entire time that everybody else has to believe them, too.

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TaxJar Chief of Content Jennifer Dunn focuses on an important topic: the most common tax mistakes for small - business owners.

One of the worst mistakes for a manager can be not following through on commitments made, especially in recognizing employees.

This can make you want to hide your past mistakes for fear that they'll be enticed to repeat them.

Entrepreneurs know the importance of learning from their own mistakes, but sometimes it's nice to learn from other people's mistakes for a change.

It's just that he got so busy that he didn't realize how much time had gone by where he had not checked in with several of his contacts — an easy mistake for most small business owners who feel like every day is shorter than the last.

This is a mistake for three reasons.

Not the fall - out from working too much, she says, but another subtler problem we mistake for burnout.

Four decades ago, he was the bellman on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship; in recent years, his own yacht could have been mistaken for one — before he sold it for a huge profit.

While some of these imitations could be mistaken for the real thing, others are abandoned ghost towns or remain half - finished construction projects.

This error is not limited to the line item for reducing regulatory burden: the Tories made the same mistake for every item they adopted from the Zycher and Conference Board of Canada reports.

You'll need to present your thoughts and ideas with a high degree of confidence, indicating your convictions, but any excessive degree of confidence could be mistaken for needless arrogance, which will compromise your perceived authority.

That's a huge mistake for you and your competitors alike, because nonprofits are a largely ignored market with enormous economic potential.

Endometriosis is often misdiagnosed because it is mistake for other conditions.

«People are mistaking this for a thing about the campaign,» Cohen told Vanity Fair earlier this year.

So Beck, whose chillness should never be mistaken for apathy, promptly killed Merrill.

«It's not frightening; if you're swimming with sharks they don't tend to bother you at all, it's only if they mistake you for a seal that they might have a nip.»

Some of the experiences people started sharing were harrowing, like the time one user said he actually had the cops called on him when the neighbor mistook him for a burglar.

Email holiday cards can easily be mistaken for spam and they just don't have that personal impact that a physical card does.

You can't mistake it for anything else, with that dashing shield grille, those saber - like headlights, and the gorgeous Alfa badge.

Some of Trump's allies say it would be a «lethal» mistake for the president to oust Kelly, who many feel is a stabilizing force within the White House and helped quell some of the backbiting that plagued the administration for much of its first year.

Some say it would be a huge mistake for Apple (AAPL), in part because Tidal hasn't proven to be successful in either adding users or growing its business — although it has a number of popular features, including its access to artist exclusives.

That's when the unusual numbness in her hand began, which she — and her doctor — at first mistook for a pinched nerve.

Dunn Brothers Coffee This St. Paul, Minn. - based franchise is the ninth - largest coffee chain in the U.S., but most of its 92 locations can be mistaken for indie coffeehouses — beans are roasted daily in the store, local music and art are the featured decor, and owner / operators are encouraged to make their stores hubs of neighborhood activity.

She had made the classic «mistake» of offering coffee to another participant in the meeting, and her hospitality was mistaken for duty.

That summer, according to an account in Chinese court documents, thugs working for Gao beat up a group of men whom they mistook for another gang that had robbed them.

Demographically, Argentina feels familiar to Americans — most Argentines descend from European immigrants who came during the late 19th and early 20th centuries — and its capital city could easily be mistaken for Paris or Madrid.

Each has characterized the other as being unfit, lacking judgment, and a huge mistake for anyone to even consider.

I think even though we have all these beautiful after photos, it's easy to mistake us for a furniture company or a shelter publication or something like that.

Mindfulness expert Gadadhara Pandit Dasa explains that humility, or a lack of ego, often is mistaken for weakness: «Generally, when we hear the term «humility,» we imagine an individual who lacks confidence, is weak and unsure of themselves and in general is a pushover.»

If you've ever said something along the lines of, «It is so tiresome to be constantly mistaken for a supermodel,» then you've committed a humblebrag.

With its narrow cobblestone streets, well - preserved historic buildings, manicured public squares and trendy eateries, the capital city of Santiago de Querétaro could easily be mistaken for somewhere in southern Spain.

But going to college and collecting debt for an entrepreneurial program is a mistake for most people.

Maybe it happens fast, as some larger creature takes advantage of your mistake for a quick snack.

Philipps» reminder to always consult your doctor should not be taken lightly, especially when medical issues like ovary torsion could be mistaken for a casual ache or pain.

One recent evening a group of institutional money managers was ushered into a backroom at San Francisco brasserie the Cavalier via an unmarked secret entrance that most customers would mistake for an emergency fire exit.

Meanwhile, at least some Trump supporters seem unclear about just what Resistance Radio is, mistaking it for real radio programming with a liberal agenda.

Thankfully, there are weapons in the war on spam that companies can use to make sure their legitimate marketing messages aren't mistaken for spam.