Sentence examples for got the wrong side from inspiring English sources

Wigan were incensed when Holt was somehow denied a penalty after Wabara got the wrong side of the former Norwich forward and dragged him down.

What was startling was the ease with which Roger Johnson got the wrong side of Emmanuel Pogatetz and dived to head Whittingham's free-kick back across Schwarzer and in at the far post.

Oil's 6.7% fall yesterday was all the more remarkable in that the event that triggered it - Opec's decision not to cut production - had been widely trailed (Mark Tinker of Axa thinks that someone got the wrong side of a leveraged trade; think Amaranth in 2006).

He's got the wrong side.

But Andy Gallinagh has got the wrong side and, if the lads' bought a penalty then he's bought a penalty.

And that's a careful and difficult balance which they felt the Data Retention Directive had got the wrong side of that balance," said Salmon.

Having allowed Feghouli to get the wrong side of him he hauled him to the floor.

"Our members have a responsibility to the world game as a whole, beyond the professional level of the sport, and do not need reminding what can happen when they get the wrong side of politics.

Allowing Kenny Dalglish to get the wrong side of him, Keeley pulled the Liverpool forward back by his shirt, and with the professional foul rule recently introduced, referee Derek Civil had no option but to send off the debutant.

After he got out, he got on the wrong side of someone connected to the cartel.

People who got on the wrong side of him would find their career prospects dim.