Sentence examples for gone hopelessly wrong from inspiring English sources

The couple's frustration is registered from the start, with an explosive row driving home after a local amateur dramatic performance starring April has gone hopelessly wrong.

The poles and the skivvies return in "Sputnik (Fellow Traveler)," which involves a diva twining her arms as she sits at the center of a spinning contraption and resembles nothing so much as a History Channel re-creation of Cleopatra's boudoir gone hopelessly wrong.

The mass of theory about pigeon (and other bird) navigation has long recognised the fact that there appear to be small areas where the system goes hopelessly wrong.

Among the pollsters, my 'getting it hopelessly wrong' award goes jointly to Gallup and Rasmussen Reports, for a faintly ludicrous set of polls, skewed (presumably by accident) in favour of the Republicans, in the days and weeks running up to election day.

Nobody cheers when I get my facts hopelessly wrong.

"Everything that could go wrong went wrong.

This week I'm going to take a step back and offer my "Top 10 Beliefs Strongly Held in 2007 Which Now Turn Out to Have Been Hopelessly Wrong".

But I was hopelessly wrong.

The models have already been proven wrong, hopelessly wrong.

As educators have we been getting things hopelessly wrong?

It's not just wrong, she says, it's completely, utterly and hopelessly wrong.