Sentence examples for in the wrong town from inspiring English sources

If you do, you're in the wrong sport — and you're in the wrong town".

But there was one hitch: The police had the wrong school, in the wrong town.

But Mark S. Tulis, a town supervisor in the early 1990s and former county legislator, described the plan in a letter last fall to the Town Board as the "wrong project in the wrong town and massively too large".

How, finally, she had started to wonder if maybe Jim LaMont was right, if there was another, better life out there with April P's name on it, a life she wasn't living because she had been born in the wrong town, to the wrong parents, with the wrong sister.

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.

She is definitely living in the wrong town.

You report that the Census Bureau put entire populations of some prisons in the wrong towns (news article, Nov. 28).

I am monitoring the situation from Japan....Or, Trump meant to comment on Tuesday's shooting at the Rancho Tehama Elementary School in northern California which left at least four people dead and several injured, but he included the wrong town in his post.

A few phone calls and one bus ride later, the band has arrived in an Israeli town, the wrong Israeli town, having successfully journeyed from forgotten to mislaid.

It's possible I was in the wrong part of town.

John Self, arriving in New York from London, gets into a row with a racist cab driver and finds himself jettisoned, in the rain, in the wrong part of town.