Sentence examples for majorly wrong from inspiring English sources

If anything goes majorly wrong I'll have time to sort it out.

You have to be able to tell someone why they need their leg amputated or that there isn't anything majorly wrong and they will get better with time.

There is nothing majorly wrong with Spurs that some tightening up defensively and continued experience in this competition against such veteran, canny performers as Juventus will not address eventually.

I thought something was wrong with my hearing, then I deduced that it was only him I couldn't hear and the reason I couldn't hear him was because there was something majorly wrong with his voice, in that it had gone completely and he was completely inaudible.

Even if there's nothing majorly wrong with your bike, the aim is to prevent any major future disasters – "you know how you replace the oil in a car, before the oil needs replacing so that the car engine doesn't mess up?

Of course, maybe "senior woman" does exist, it did happen, and I'm majorly wrong.

(S13) How many times do I … wake up with a tingle here or a tingle there … and you think, "Oh … there's nothing majorly amiss", while there are other people who will think, "Oh my god, there's something wrong … I need to go and see my doctor" … That's not conversion disorder.

That's some majorly faulty logic there.

Those 100 professors and programmers that told me that I could not teach myself computer programming were obviously wrong, and it was majorly because of my age that they said so.

Cameron: God, majorly loving!

It was majorly disappointing".