Sentence examples for gone pretty wrong from inspiring English sources
It's all gone pretty wrong.
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Stevenage manager Graham Westley told BBC Three Counties Radio: "I thought it was going pretty badly wrong in the first half, I think we were fortunate to be ahead.
He should be careful trying to binge watch too much of it at once, though, because that can go pretty horribly wrong.
"It could have gone wrong but [it] went pretty well," he said.
Every year we watch the great National Hunt festivals in a spirit of excitement and celebration and blind belief that nothing will go wrong; pretty much every year something does go wrong, because it is in the nature of the sport.
Since so many people edit code on a daily basis, things can go wrong pretty fast if we don't pay attention to every line of code submitted to the codebase.
When you're using the Great Depression as a yardstick to assess economic policy, things have pretty clearly gone wrong.
The fact the company put the executives on leave, "suggests the scope of what went wrong was pretty large," Mr. Sagawa said.
"For two or three months, we'll have symposia and write articles about what went wrong, but pretty quickly the new agenda will get defined by the world and the Kerry administration, and we'll get all into that," Mr. Kristol said.
