Sentence examples for had wrong from inspiring English sources

"A lot of our people had wrong ideas about museums, and museums had wrong ideas about some of the tribes.

Saidam suggested the delegation had "wrong impressions accumulated after the visit to Israel".

I suspect that what I had wrong was the expression on my face.

Then, turning over, you learn what the original author had wrong and why a different declarer-play or defense was correct.

The newspaper had wrong dates for historic events; gave incorrect information about Cronkite's work, his colleagues and his program's ratings; misstated the name of a news agency, and misspelled the name of a satellite.

Mr. Mulvey said that many United States citizens and legal residents were rousted from bed and were required to produce papers during an operation so ill-conceived that all but 6 out of 96 administrative warrants issued by the immigration enforcement agency in the search for gang members had wrong or outdated addresses.

But this year it became obvious that the chancellor, who in opposition had wrong-footed Gordon Brown over inheritance tax, and contributed to Brown's decision not to hold an election in 2007-08, had lost his touch.

Both teams had wrongs to right.

Verdict: Conservative-supporting papers loved his performance, saying he had wrong-footed Mr Blair but other papers were less sure, saying it was knockabout stuff and his inexperience might catch him out.

"Mayor Bloomberg says Chinatown has wrong image.

Altruistic son has wrong location.