Sentence examples for gone down the wrong track from inspiring English sources
When her best friend saw the film, she says, he told her the character was like her "in extremis, at my absolute worst... My best friend has seen me horribly drunk before, and I'm sure I've behaved badly in front of him, and she was me if I had none of these good people around me, and had gone down the wrong track.
And he reckoned President Obama and Francois Hollande "have gone down the wrong track, and it's the wrong track we have been following as well".
"But if we can steer some of the lads on these estates away from going down the wrong track, then we can make a difference," he adds, as the ball comes flying past our ears.
But it was while I saw how others reacted to his death, especially the stars I grew up with the Boy Georges and the George Michaels and the Madonnas that I realized I was going down the wrong track.
"There are people who say Toyota's going down the wrong track, that electric cars are better, But I wouldn't bet against Toyota". Stephens admits some are initially dubious about the safety of bringing the highly combustible gas into a retail space but assures FirstElement stations are equipped with monitoring and detection devices designed to prevent leakage.
If I'd known about THSU before, it would have stopped me going down the wrong tracks".
"There's a certain psychology to some of the people who run for office here — they don't think they're going down the wrong track, but there's a slippery slope," she added.
Other companies that conclude they are going down the wrong track and need a major overhaul of their product-development systems do not have the luxury of developing their system gradually over time.
Advancing his case that the police too often fail to respond when the public calls for help he said: I think police leaders and politicians have been going down the wrong track.
