Sentence examples for gone dreadfully wrong from inspiring English sources

Despite meticulous preparations and precautions, it all could have gone dreadfully wrong, Mr. Beck said.

"It's like visiting a theme park, but one that has gone dreadfully wrong," Spira says.

The result was a massive baby boom but, for the mullahs, the grand scheme has gone dreadfully wrong.

Teddy might be weeks from his September call-up to kindergarten, but he can read pretty well — well enough, on this day, to know that something in his life had gone dreadfully wrong.

AS A policeman ineffectually sledgehammered the windows of a hijacked bus, in a desperate effort to reach 15 hostages trapped inside, it became sickeningly clear that a rescue operation had gone dreadfully wrong.

Clearly something has gone dreadfully wrong within the eurozone.

Except when events go dreadfully wrong.

Predictably, the scheme goes dreadfully wrong.

But progress is uncertain.The new lotThe formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong.

When you try to interpret smooth relativistic laws in a chunky quantum style, or vice versa, things go dreadfully wrong.

To the medical establishment, home birth represents a rash choice by women who refuse to believe that things can go dreadfully wrong in an instant.