Sentence examples for bit on the wrong side from inspiring English sources

"The going is just a bit on the wrong side for him," said O'Brien.

In discussing the day's weather, Grönholm said that he expected the stages that night to be difficult, and added, "I hope this time we can take the right tyres, we were always a little bit on the wrong side [last year] – it's not easy, but I hope we will manage to get it right this time".

"And at the moment, perhaps we're compromising ourselves a little bit by falling on the wrong side of these decisions".

We got to Treviso on time, just, thanks to a bit of driving on the wrong side of the road in a traffic jam that wouldn't have looked out of place in the movie's escape scene in Turin.

"I'm a bit embarrassed we are on the wrong side of it but we didn't perform how we aimed to perform - but we did aim to win and that is why we got so exposed".

If you ran the clock back a bit we'd have been on the wrong side of the result in games we've won recently.

"A cut-off point is always a bit artificial - someone who falls on the wrong side of it is aggrieved".

On the wrong side, purl one, knit one, and repeat.

In the vein of "Real Time With Bill Maher" and, in spots, "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," it's a familiar format, with each episode touching on a hot-button topic through a combination of statistics, punchy round-table conversation and a bit of ribbing of those who fall on the wrong side of the opinion of Mr. Holmes, a former CNN anchor now empowered to be both stern and loose at the same time.

Salford coach Phil Veivers: "It was a bit of a dour game and we came out on the wrong side.

"The idea of being caught on the wrong side of this debate is a bit of a nightmare to me".