Sentence examples for carried on the wrong from inspiring English sources
John Sculley unfortunately carried on the wrong thought.
If you play a note wrong, carry on, the worst thing you could do is run off upset!
The war carried on in the interim.
"No one has been held to account for this project failure, one of the worst we have seen for many years, and the careers of most of the senior staff responsible have carried on as if nothing had gone wrong at all and the consultants and contractor continue to work on many other government projects".
Williams laughs off the idea that Romney can lose in New Hampshire and carry on: "He's wrong...he loses here, there's no rationalization for going on".
We were given a 1% survival chance but she proved them wrong and carried on fighting.
Right-wing politicians and pundits carry on repeatedly about how wrong it would be to raise taxes on the rich in a time of economic downturn.
Hundreds of hospital patients have suffered basic, preventable mistakes that should "never" happen in the NHS during the last four years including having surgical instruments left inside them and operations being carried out on the wrong body part, figures suggest.
When a procedure is carried out on the wrong patient [28, 29], the potential consequences are of truly epic proportions; it still happens and is probably more common than one would wish.
