Sentence examples for grow wrong from inspiring English sources

And then undertake... and over-give, and you can't grow wrong.

Not only are these vineyards less esteemed terroirs, they mostly grow the "wrong" grape — pinot meunier, long considered the lowliest of the three main Champagne varieties.

But there is a lot of concern that as these communities grow, the wrong people are going to come in people who only see the community as a walking line of dollar signs and who are not going to provide the kind of spaces that are desperately needed, which are safe, intentional, and consent-driven play spaces.

This relatively new requirement is growing and wrong.

The image persists even though it has grown quaint, wrong in almost every respect.

… Why would someone as smart and well informed as Mr. Bernanke get the nature of growing inequality wrong?

That said, the history of Hollywood is littered with Baby Janes; child stars who grew up wrong, or not at all.

In 1997 he wrote on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times about faulty effects in "Titanic," which "botched the nighttime sky," and in "L.A. Story," where "the moon phases grew the wrong way".

Hamilton is out to prove that growing feeling wrong and will doubtless produce some typically spectacular results along the way.

But in May 2011, his garden was cited by the Bureau of Street Services for obstructing parkways, not having a permit, and growing the wrong kinds of plants.

Don't just watch it grow from the wrong angle then at the end go, "Well, that wasn't funny".