Sentence examples for order the wrong from inspiring English sources

Who wants to be so gauche as to order the wrong beer with quesadillas or chicken wings?

Should any of Mr. Child's devotees order the wrong novel by mistake, they'll still get a book about a sharp-eyed, solitary troublemaker.

Never order the wrong thing again: App translates Chinese restaurant menus.

Then she ordered the wrong slipcovers for her new furniture.

"If a customer ordered the wrong wine, I can make a delivery the same day.

I had ordered the wrong type of scan, so it was hard to see, but it was there.

The staff are quite firm though - if they think you're ordering the wrong wine for the food they say so.

Skilled food sherpas also protect their hungry broods from one of the classic tourist missteps: going to the right place, but ordering the wrong thing.

"The climax of the movie is the murder scene, and somebody ordered the wrong lights, so we only had one night to shoot it.

Refurbished -- which can also be known as reconditioned or remanufactured -- generally refers to items that have been returned because the buyer had second thoughts about the purchase, ordered the wrong model or, in some cases, found a defect.

Ordering the wrong test, missing results and forgetting to notify patients are among the many testing mistakes that occur routinely at the offices of family doctors, a new study shows.