Sentence examples for open in the wrong from inspiring English sources

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The crater left is a hellhole, full of bits of men, and dying men, groaning and horribly open in the wrong places.

Watching Walker at his relentless best it is tempting to worry a little, should the pitch markings become unclear or a gate be left open in the wrong place, that he might overshoot and end up pounding his way out of the stadium and down the A1 towards Arras, steaming past the truck stops and laybys, still furiously making space, still available on the overlap.

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They were rewarded with charged performances of old songs: a panting "On the Bound," a forceful "Sleep to Dream," a "Carrion" on which she was practically barking out words, and after stopping "Extraordinary Machine" a few bars in after realizing she'd opened in the wrong key, a sly rendition of that song.

Location is everything and you look at a lot of the initial convenience stores that they opened, they are in the wrong place and they've overpaid on rents," Mr Owen added.

Miniature valves weren't an option, Santini says, because of the danger that once in the body they could open at the wrong time or get stuck open.

An FGW spokesman said the problem lies with only one line, instead of two, being open and rolling stock in the wrong position.

Less likely to fall open at the wrong time.

So far, the company's steps -- the ones Mr. Gabbana calls little -- have been sure, although its executives concede that there have been a few mistakes, like the time the company opened a store here in the wrong location.

However, one accident in which valves were opened at the wrong time and several tons of hot liquid were spilled was due to an error in a watchdog card.

"Opening up the Atlantic is moving in the wrong direction," said Claire Douglass, the campaign director for climate and energy at the environmental group Oceana, in an interview with The Huffington Post.

Max won't have any of it: not the nineteen-sixties ("I was embarrassed by the sixties," he says in 1990. "It was like opening the wrong door in a highly specialized brothel") or the newfangled Euro-Communism ("Why call it Communism?... If I said to you, 'I'm a Euro-vegetarian, so I'm allowed lamb chops,' would you... laugh in my face?").

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