Sentence examples similar to at which point went wrong from inspiring English sources

The feeling of being in a room full of people discussing the lives of the characters that I'd created, and at which point they went wrong, was unlike anything I've known.

Two big things happened in 2005: Dixon launched a solo career and married Harvey, at which point things started to go wrong.

Phelim O'Neill Tonight's episode of Neil Oliver's altogether watchable history series reaches the point at which it all went wrong for the Celts: the arrival of the Romans, fresh from subduing Gaul, better armed, better trained, and far better organised.

Capitalism is working for you until something goes wrong, at which point you become a problem; damage that must be controlled.

At which point the timer went off.

If the Zynga story were a Hollywood movie, this would be the close of the second act; the point at which everything goes wrong for the protagonist.

I had a D & C [sic] at that stage, which went wrong.

They pour more and more money into the market, until things start to go wrong, at which point they panic en masse.

And it's being delivered so seamlessly that most people only notice it when things go wrong – at which point "they feel like a fifth of their brain has been taken out".

Wade tried to run a mark out of defence, which went wrong, though not quite enough to cost any points.

In a characteristic display of excessive rhetorical aggression, Spitzer responded, "He is wrong at every level — dead wrong, factually wrong, legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong," at which point the story moved to the fore.