Sentence examples for has gone quite wrong from inspiring English sources

But unless you are talking about reality television or gap years, those odd jobs do often mean that something, somewhere, has gone quite wrong.

But a hundred yards away, something had gone quite wrong.

Admittedly, something had gone quite wrong with their site: a page asking me to "restore my balance" urged me to click "continue" and then "click the red 'restore my balance'" link which … led me back to the original page with that instruction.

This can go quite wrong if wired incorrectly, and death/serious injury can occur.

Right now, everything that can go wrong has gone wrong".

IT IS quite plain what has gone wrong.

Something, it seems, has gone appallingly wrong.

But it has gone badly wrong.

But something has gone very wrong.

So what has gone so wrong?

Terence Armstrong of the Scott Polar Research Institute, who for many years now has monitored activity along the Soviet Arctic routes, believes that "quite obviously something serious has gone wrong".