Sentence examples for got seriously wrong from inspiring English sources

There are a multitude of things that the last Labour government got seriously wrong, from its attack on civil liberties to its failure to regulate UK banks.

"We've lost the game, not because of our performance, but a major refereeing decision he's got seriously wrong.

But those that say, 'I won't compromise,' to prove a point, and then 'I'm going to point a finger afterwards and say, See, I was right…'") And Bruce Bartlett: "I think the party got seriously on the wrong track during the George W. Bush years, as I explained in my "Impostor" book.

Sometimes he got things seriously wrong.

Richard Hawkes, chief executive of disability charity Scope, said the MP had got it "seriously wrong".

Instead of graciously bathing in the torrents of tribute, Spencer told his admirers that they had got him seriously wrong.

Last time round many of the firms that rushed to exploit the demand for everything to do with the Internet got things seriously wrong, as the demise of the dotcoms shows.

"We've always approached our business that if you're paying a personal trainer to watch you on the running machine down the local gym, you've both got it seriously wrong," he says.

We now know for certain, because of the later Butler report, that Hutton got it seriously wrong and that what Dr Kelly told Andrew Gilligan in the Charing Cross Hotel was true; the infamous Iraq dossier was "sexed up" to improve the case for war and some of that "sexing up" was done at the suggestion of people inside Downing Street.

Whoever advises him has got it seriously wrong this time with Benitez".

But it is not just the housing bubble where the experts got things seriously wrong.