Sentence examples for putting wrong from inspiring English sources

They're about putting wrong things on other wrong things.

Though he was a worrier – a trait which undermined his career as a player – he says that, as an umpire, he was surprisingly good at putting wrong decisions behind him.

"I think the problem is that the market so desperately wants libors down it's actually putting wrong rates in," he went on to say, explaining that Barclays - and some of its peers - were under-reporting their rate to avoid being perceived as an outlier compared to other participating banks.

And anger, properly channelled, can drive people into marvellous acts of righteous revolution, putting wrongs to right, not to mention producing works of art and literature.

The one foot he put wrong was a spread of him and his wife in Paris Match.

Technically, barely a foot was put wrong, save for a couple of entirely forgivable reverse camera pans.

(We don't want to put wrong ways to use a stapler in their head).

"The rise comes down to one of my fine civil servants putting the wrong thing in the wrong column.

"It's putting the wrong team in the wrong place," Valentine said.

In case of error, like putting the wrong game object in the wrong place, the therapist can simply select the correct one from the "tools" panel and drop it over the wrong one.

If you get the recipe wrong or put the wrong ingredients in, you will see a little blob of brown goo on the plate.