Sentence examples for being done wrong from inspiring English sources
He emerged from prison more than a year ago, a middle-aged career criminal with a seemingly straightforward story about being done wrong.
Her specialty was songs about being done wrong, and the brightness and gospel flutter in her voice only brought out the chronic, undaunted masochism of country songs like "Don't You Ever Get Tired (of Hurtin' Me)." JON PARELES.
As fans of things being done wrong, but with commitment, I'm assuming they like my helming, because Iain leaves me to it and goes to stand by the mast.
Another campaign was for the exoneration of a bakery-van driver who had been executed for murder, a just cause that also played to the readers' sense that working people in the North were always being done wrong by establishment toffs, who ran the court system along with everything else.
When a student decides to proceed with a new activity, a teacher or a site manager usually intervenes in the student's action to avoid things being done wrong.
"It was a secret". Lessons learned: Day-Lewis "in particular" asked Clark (and fellow V&A volunteer Joan Brown) to point out what could be improved or if something was being done wrong; that included assembling a lacy dress in the correct order.
And if it's done wrong, nothing is quite right.
"She doesn't see what she's done wrong.
