Sentence examples for ground wrong from inspiring English sources

"He's been really consistent all year," Fanshawe said of Dandino, "but I got the ground wrong before and also the trip at times".

The band revives Buffalo Springfield's "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong" and makes "It Might Have Been," a song Mr. Young extrapolated from an opening verse by the 19th-century poet John Greenleaf Whittier, perfect for a sawdust-covered dance floor.

Leaving aside its morality, this dumb idea gets the facts on the ground dead wrong.

Upon receiving the CP, the receiver station will immediately discard the packets that do not have any TS or AF security elements based on the ground of wrong format.

Of course, flying on the ground is wrong, and HH found out the hard way.

"The fact that we have had a very cold winter in Britain does not mean that the climate is not getting warmer," he said, adding that rejecting global warming on those grounds was wrong.

Maybe someone should explain the emotions the sport creates and the sense of community that is lost in an unloved ground, in the wrong town, with the wrong colours, where there is not even a small corner of the club shop dedicated to its reluctant second team.

"We need to send an urgent message to NHS England that GPs restricting access to strips on cost grounds is wrong-headed, short-sighted and unfair.

But maybe you picked the wrong ground to penetrate?

"The best chance we've got is if they turn up to the wrong ground or on the wrong night," laughed coach Frank Cachia.

Necib's corner looks like a training ground move gone wrong, though, and England buy back a few yards.