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

I can't even go on the wrong side of the law".

Don't run aground by going on the wrong side of a buoy.

"There is an attempt to make sure the controller of Radio 4 knows that an individual politician or powerful civil servant feels that Radio 4 has gone on the wrong side of the line," said Damazer in his final interview before leaving the job.

After all, there's absolutely no point in getting narky or aggressive because they won't change their decision and you're just going to get on the wrong side of them.

And we surely know that David Cameron's government is not going to want to get on the wrong side of Rupert Murdoch all over again.

I wouldn't get on the wrong side of her.

He had gone to the wrong side of the chapel.

They should all follow the community board's lead — or risk going down on the wrong side of history like those who demolished the old Penn Station.

But if there is a war going on, you represent the wrong side.

"If you get on the wrong side of public opinion, you are going to get into trouble".

"If people get on the wrong side of me, I'm not going to back down".