Sentence examples for be going amiss from inspiring English sources

Your dreams will tell you when and where you might be going amiss -- and how to get back on track.

The teacher has to analyze, has to detect just what is going amiss and why.

The first sign that things are going amiss, however, comes when a sizeable portion of the audience are distracted from the stage by the sight of a man who climbs to the top of a wooden structure in the middle of the crowd.

Presumably it's because the wrinkles on your face are so much more obvious than what's going amiss inside your skull.

Moving baggage between different airlines at a stopover increases the chances of things being delayed or going amiss, so look for the most direct flights if you want to minimise delays.

The King, who is going over his books during a sleepless night, realises something is amiss.

Going amiss was customers' personal data including login names, passwords and credit card numbers.

A few weeks on, when I visit the house, the tarps and excavators are gone and nothing looks amiss.

A liquid feed with something high in potash but low in nitrogen (organic tomato feed is perfect) won't go amiss on bulbs that have been in pots for a number of years.

At the same time -- and this is where Blue Christmases go amiss -- the presence of sorrow doesn't mean that Christmastime, even with sadness mixed in, can't be truly joyous and happy.

"The chairmen and directors of the Victoria Racing Club extend their sympathies to the Williams family and the connections of The Cliffsofmoher, which was euthanised after he went amiss in the Melbourne Cup," a VRC statement read.