Sentence examples for be wrong with one from inspiring English sources

What would be wrong with one day a week helping out in the classroom?

I know when something is wrong with one of them; you pick up the phone and see where they are.

That afternoon, Napoleon, the neighbor's basset hound, paid a visit and was rewarded — though Cahill knew it was wrong — with one saltine.

Chicago Manager Dusty Baker said the sad part of the Sosa case was that he made a bad decision and "was wrong with one bat".

According to the suit, manager David Robinson asked Duford what was wrong with one of her children, saying: "she has scabs all over, so obviously there is something wrong with her".

At any rate, by the time I asked him to explain to me what, exactly, was wrong with broadcasting one's private opinion of a stock on the Internet, he was in no mood.

He may be building a team for future success, yet it's still not clear what was wrong with the one he had.

"What's wrong with that one?" "The battery could run out," I said darkly, hoping to poison him against the clock.

"What's wrong with that one?

It's impressive how many different ways you are wrong with just one headline.

Gay or straight, we're typically warned to suppress our feelings and block access to our inner emotional world, branding that kind of self-expression as "gay" or "feminine" -- as if both terms are related, and as if anything is wrong with either one.