Sentence examples for opening wrong from inspiring English sources

"If I get the opening wrong, it will be completely ruined," she explains.

"Adams grabbed his head and said, 'My opening is wrong".' Mr. Cohen said.

Other reasons for correspondence failures were taking medication from another supply, phantom openings to demonstrate the EM bottle to visitors, and opening the wrong bottle.

Charged with the not inconsiderable task of righting a long list of opening-day wrongs by becoming the first team to beat Saracens in a regular-season game on the artificial turf at Allianz Park, the West Countrymen were full of bristling intent for the first minute - and spent the next 79 minutes paying for their pumped-uppedness.

Her subtitle – "the accidental opening" – is both wrong and right.

Sullivan writes, with his customary brio, that Becker's opening is "so wrong, so myopic and so ignorant it beggars belief that a respectable journalist could actually put it in print".

Downmarket newspapers may have tried to pin the blame on Crowe's telephone-throwing incident while in New York to publicise the film, but industry analysts have put it down to having the wrong opening date.

"They knew she was secretive about the scale of her bleeding and the urine coming out of the wrong opening".

Let's just say that everything that went wrong opening night worked in this crazy comedy and we kept it all in - especially after the standing ovation and reading the rave reviews.

Le Chabanais, an eagerly awaited restaurant in Mayfair, was one of the rare openings that go wrong.

The cartoon described by Douthat in his opening paragraphs, "Someone is wrong on the Internet," is by Randall Munroe, creator of the fantastic online cartoon "xkcd".