Sentence examples for put in wrongly from inspiring English sources

If the paper is put in wrongly, the printer does not print at all.

"Many people have been wrongly assessed and put in Wrag despite evidence to the contrary.

Georgia Thompson is a Wisconsin state employee wrongly put in jail on corruption charges by the Milwaukee United States attorney.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Qatada's brother Ibrahim Othman said:  "He said he hopes to get £10million for being wrongly put in jail…He says he will make the claim when the court processes are finished for his extended mistreatment".

Mr. Mukasey needs to investigate Mr. Siegelman's case and others that have been called into question to ensure that no one was wrongly put in jail by his department, and that anyone who acted improperly is held accountable.

Scotland were wrongly put in Argentina's group after Belgium were put into Brazil's group by mistake, causing the draw to be partially done again.

Menzies said there could also be an issue for summer-born children who could be almost a year younger than some peers and could wrongly be put in lower sets and labelled as weaker pupils.

Medical staff working with children and young people say the lives of some church members are being put in danger because they are wrongly being told they can be cured.

Put in Kantian terms, they were both treated (wrongly) as though they were truly "constitutive" principles of human cognition.

The sellers were unfortunates who had put in orders to sell at the market price — assuming wrongly that the market would function.

He added: "At the same time, due process protections should be put in place that allow law-abiding Americans who are wrongly put on a watchlist to be removed.