misspeak造句

And, if she misspeaks _ well, so be it.
He seldom misspeaks, and almost always thinks four steps ahead,
When a Republican misspeaks, that's big news,"
If he misspeaks, reporters won't let him forget it.
The question is how many more misspeaks and lies Americans will tolerate.
Then how do you misspeak on such an important issue?
Politicians do not " misspeak " themselves.
But neither, in Frank's view, did Armey deliberately misspeak.
Overall, Bush appeared to misspeak with more frequency than the vice president.
Bush's penchant for misspeak cropped up once.
It's difficult to see misspeak in a sentence. 用misspeak造句挺难的
So what if he misspeaks every now and then?
He said confusing questions led him to misspeak once.
"If you're fearful that somehow you will misspeak,"
If a candidate misspeaks, God help him.
"When a Republican misspeaks, that's big news,"
Dickerson's reports had become comically useless, littered with misspeaks and misinformation.
Am I wrong, or do you misspeak?
"It's no big deal not to hear Bush misspeak ."
When he gets tired and is under pressure, he has a tendency to misspeak,
"That's kind of Dan, and he knows when he misspeaks,"