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

Evidently realizing that he had exposed himself to being cast on the wrong side of 9/11, and that Trump had exploited the opportunity with great skill and apparent sincerity, the Texas Senator tried to make the best of it.

As a short stocky bloke with a wheezer-geezer North London accent, Hoskins was, according to the class-driven stereotyping of the day, frequently cast on the wrong side of the law, as the titles of two early telly jobs – the 1972 drama Villains and the 1974 sitcom Thick as Thieves – vividly illustrate.

"I'm not sure of its validity, and I don't want to cast a vote on the wrong side.

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

About 30 or so Republicans in the House, bunkered in gerrymandered districts while breathing the oxygen of delusion, are now part of a cast of miscreants who have stood firmly on the wrong side of history.

I'm also looking forward to seeing Joseph Gordon-Levitt join the cast as a cocky young gambler who seems to be getting on the wrong side of Roark.

In the hour or so leading up to the punch-up, I remember looking over at the two Central Casting bikers and deciding that you'd have to be a real idiot to get on the wrong side of them.

Add 4 more stitches to each end when casting on and always knit them in seed stitch (K1P1 on the right side, then P1K1 on the wrong side) or garter stitch (k2 on the right side and k2 on the wrong side).

It has, however, found itself on the wrong side of an abiding faith in Russia that God speaks to the soul through cast metal.

He's marking on the wrong side.

Could I be on the wrong side?