Sentence examples for have gone wrong since from inspiring English sources

This has been interpreted to mean that something else could have gone wrong since it is assumed that an experienced crew would not have failed to secure the gunports before making a potentially risky turn.

And everything that has gone wrong since".

What, then, has gone wrong since?

Because of everything that has gone wrong since — that has not changed anything".

"Everything has gone wrong since the beginning of the tournament," a suitably downcast Marcel Desailly said.

I have never seen David Cameron look so nervous or seem so uncomfortable, as he had to defend everything that has gone wrong since 2010.

Next thing you know they'll be repeating Mallarmé's judgment that "all poetry has gone wrong since the great Homeric deviation".

To anyone who thinks of contemporary art as a confrontational, profane, puerile, nihilistic, body-obsessed in-joke, McCarthy provides a near-perfect example of all that has gone wrong since the '60s.

Meanwhile, Parliament reassembled in London after a recess, and, on November 22, 1641, the Commons passed by 159 to 148 votes the Grand Remonstrance to the king, setting out all that had gone wrong since his accession.

If the idea of Yeltsin as a diplomat hosting soirees at Kensington Palace Gardens seems far-fetched, Gorbachev's assessment of what went wrong 20 years ago – and what has gone wrong since – is more realistic.

Asked what had gone wrong since securing seven wins in 10 matches, Zabaleta replied: "Honestly, I think so many situations off the field have been creating a little bit of a bad atmosphere.