Played wrongly, Jackman told me, The Man could make the audience recoil and think, "Ugh, what a dick".
Derek Jeter dived back into first base after rounding the bag and was called safe on a tag play -- wrongly, as a replay showed, and then Piniella argued.
If you stop practicing after playing it wrongly, you will remember it incorrectly.
It led Michael Kay, the play-by-play voice, to wrongly predict that Chamberlain, the former setup specialist, would "pitch just as effectively as he pitched out of the bullpen" and prompted a video montage that amounted to a continuous loop of highlights with "swing and a miss" and "heeeee struck him out" as the soundtrack.
In the movie, Mr. Sandler played a businessman wrongly sent to an anger management program where he was matched up with an aggressive counselor, played by Mr. Nicholson.
"Geography, rightly or wrongly, plays into it.
Not the whiff of scandal; we played that down, wrongly, as it turned out.
In Sydney Pollack's Absence of Malice (1981), Newman gave an Oscar-nominated performance as a businessman whom a reporter (played by Sally Field) wrongly implicates in a murder.
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, voiced the concerns of some members of the shadow cabinet that the leadership had wrongly played down immigration during the campaign when he said the party needed to talk about the issue more loudly.
During the celebration at the podium, the organizers of the Tour wrongly played the Danish National Anthem instead of the Spanish Royal March.
A town hall debate is a kind of courtship, said Republican debate strategist Brett O'Donnell; wrongly played, viewers will decide they don't want to date "someone who mistreated a waiter or waitress in a restaurant".
