Sentence examples for it is wrong to begin from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.co.ukAS EVERYONE knows it is wrong to begin a sentence with a conjunction such as "and".

"It was wrong to begin with," Mr. Forstmann said.

Maybe it's wrong to begin a review of a serious novel with a joke, one that reflects a cultural stereotype no less.

Charles Barkley, who is part of the CBS-Turner tournament studio team, said he told his bosses at Turner that it was wrong to begin the N.C.A.A. contract with four games on truTV.

It was wrong to begin with, and that's why I spoke out against the ban when I was asked about it at a news conference immediately after my visit there.

It takes a moment to stop and think that maybe such a reality is wrong to begin with.

The concept, as well-represented as it is in the product, was wrong to begin with.

Yet we in the scientific and research community would also be wrong to begin this new term of government - despite Tony Abbott's wishes - seeing it as a rebirth of the Howard government.

The mother of one, who has a PhD in mechanical engineering, says the Church of England was wrong to begin ordaining women.

It is wrong because it begins and ends with the flawed premise that the major audience is the Beltway yappers, lobbyists with PR firms and policy-wonks.

Many of the assumptions on which safety rules are based seem outdated, or were perhaps wrong to begin with.