mistook造句
31. One night she heard an ambulance approach the hospital and mistook it for a fire engine.
32. They have even taken up conversations for the other when some one mistook Kato for Wasswa or vice versa.
33. He was a very private man and some mistook this for aloofness.
34. Thus, falling into the technocrats' natural sin, it mistook administrative device for organic substance.
35. Don Quixote mistook the windmills for giants.
36. He...mistook a deadly combat for a show.
37. They mistook the mettle of their sons.
38. Firstly,[http:///mistook.html] we mistook distillate for dreg during some phases of Marxism integrating with Chinese traditional culture.
39. Five Somali pirates convicted of attacking a US Navy ship they mistook for a merchant vessel last November have been sentenced to life in prison, the BBC reported.
40. Perhaps they mistook the darkness of this chilly, lowering sky for the onset of night, or perhaps they sensed the arrival of a storm, and so returned early to the warmth of their wooden pigeonry .
41. The switchman mistook the slow train for the express train.
42. When he salvaged the Caravel, a ship belonging to trader Mungo Baobab, Koong mistook the sharply dressed man as an envoy of the Empire.
43. When it was first played on the radio and in clubs, many fans mistook Madonna for an Afro-American disco diva.
44. Five Somali men convicted of attacking a US Navy ship they mistook for a merchant vessel have been sentenced to life in prison.
45. His books, which include Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, introduced readers to indelible tales of patients with almost outlandishly peculiar brain disorders.
46. "I sincerely believe the bird mistook it for a rat because it was in the shrubbery , " said Thomas Cullen, the falconer hired to run the anti-pigeon program.
47. The term is short for quasi-stellar radio source; astronomers first mistook the objects for stars within our galaxy in the early 1960s.
48. Then Gemma, the girl Arthur loved, mistook Arthurfor the recreant.
49. Captain James Cook, after exploring South Georgia in 1775, dutifully reported an "island of ice" that he briefly mistook for the southern continent he had been sent to find.
50. First, Miguel stole some ground-to-ground missiles but mistook them for ground-to-air missiles and, attempting to down several of Arroyo's planes, blew all our trucks up.
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