Sentence examples for be the wrong side from inspiring English sources
Ward took his time to pick his spot – but it turned out to be the wrong side of the post.
The University of Edinburgh has made its decision and chosen to stand on what is sure to be the wrong side of history.
Instead, four short, wiry men - two of whom appeared to be the wrong side of 50 - set off carrying it suspended between wooden poles.
I fear that Claudio Ranieri will struggle at Leicester, Sunderland could be the wrong side of the cut-off this time and Norwich do not have enough.
Or tried to will it away — what gnawed at me was that I let my fear and my loyalties place me on what I'd have generally imagined to be the wrong side of a rape trial.
Many of the people in the audience looked to be the wrong side of eighty, and there was an almost unbearable tension in the hall as Smith asked, matter-of-factly, What do they think has happened, the old fools, To make them like this? Do they somehow suppose It's more grown-up when your mouth hangs open and drools, And you keep on pissing yourself, and can't remember Who called this morning?
AUDIENCE: That's the wrong side.
It is the wrong side, you know.
I think this Lowdown is the wrong side of Christmas.
And anyway, what is "the wrong side of 50"?
When you visit Barcelona, do you know which side of the tracks is the wrong side?
