Sentence examples for be the wrong size from inspiring English sources
Should uniforms be the wrong size or an unusual color for the sake of putting your foot on somebody's neck?
Instead, he spoke of his tenure as he might of a suit that turned out to be the wrong size.
"Or they'll buy something like apparel," which is less pricey but is risky, in that it may be the wrong size or color.
When the canvases he shipped from France turned out to be the wrong size, he was forced to cut La Danse into bits and reassemble its parts.
"This shows what we thought, that there is some critical mass in this business that just seems to be the wrong size," said Mark J. Kenyon, the chief executive of Union Bancaire Privée Asset Management in New York, a unit of UBP, a privately held bank in Geneva.
One of the forms had misspellings and appeared to be the wrong size, Detective Kevin Frazer, of the Joint Terrorism Task Force, reported in an affidavit, while the other was a much better forgery, because it was an authentic document signed by an F.A.A. examiner.
But the beams were the wrong size.
Her photograph is "the wrong size", the man says.
The document was the wrong size; it was exactly the same size as the forged documents.
So if the current bill is the wrong size, it is probably not off by much.
