Sentence examples for and when the wrong from inspiring English sources
These choices are generally made in our 30s, when there's so much more on the line, and when the wrong decisions have big consequences.
According to Taylor, songs like "Sorry for Love" and "When the Wrong One Loves You Right" were primed for radio airplay and dancefloor remixes and were ideal candidates for release.
Among the highlights, he mentioned "Sorry for Love" where Dion "dishes out her first all-out dance anthem" and holds a twelve second "authentic note that puts the "d" in diva," "I'm Alive" and "When the Wrong One Loves You Right," which he described as "hitworthy uptempo gems," the rock-leaning "Ten Days," and a Spanish track, "Aun Existe Amor".
Bombing babies was wrong, and when the foundation is wrong nothing good can from it".
For other scenarios there was less agreement (experts and AAFP members, respectively agreeing an error occurred): 100 and 87% when the wrong test was performed, 96 and 87% when an abnormal test was not followed up, 74 and 62% when scan results were not available during a patient visit, and 57 and 47% when a blood tube was broken.
The waiters were amiable and attentive; when the wrong chicken dish was served, our waiter apologized and delivered the correct dish to us in record time.
It was gambling in credit default swaps tied to corporate debt, and when the bets went wrong it threw good money after bad, with disastrous results.
The bottom figure shows the result of the voxel, pairwise LORETA comparisons between the two states for the observers: when the actors were correct and when the actors were wrong.
Click again on edit sound and, when the lips go wrong, click on one of the lips at the right of the window.
Yet Mr. Lo delivers other comic points with a minimum of fuss, showing Asian youths using hip-hop slang and the chasm that can exist between minorities and is deepened when the wrong words are used.
Other lobbying firms were either Democratic or Republican, and lost clients when the wrong party took power.
