Sentence examples for signed for the wrong from inspiring English sources

The incident made people recall the 1968 Masters, when Bob Goalby and Roberto DeVincenzo finished the final round tied, but before the expected playoff, DeVincenzo signed for the wrong score at No. 17.

Historically, that would have meant disqualification as he had signed for the wrong score - a six rather than an eight.

He was then handed a two-shot penalty for an illegal drop, which would then have meant he signed for the wrong score and would be disqualified, but officials invoked rule 33-7 to waive the disqualification as they had originally deemed the drop acceptable.

Oh, and great-uncle Bob Goalby won the 1968 event, avoiding a playoff after Argentina's Roberto De Vicenzo signed for the wrong Sunday score.

The penalty for signing for the wrong score is disqualification.

When I cracked the test booklet, I realized that in registering for the exam with no guidance, I'd signed up for the wrong subject — Mathematics Level 2, though I'd barely made it out of algebra alive.

I've signed wrong cards, signed for wrong scores, but nothing like that".

Since his move to Manchester United in July 2005 he has proved the doubters, who claimed he was signed for commercial reasons, wrong by becoming a valued member of the Old Trafford set-up.

We stress out about buying the wrong model or signing up for the wrong service or whatever.

The fitting element to a Cabrera victory would have been thus: the final round of the 77th Masters fell on the 90th birthday of Roberto De Vicenzo, the great Argentine golfer who missed out on an Augusta play-off by virtue of signing for the wrong score.

Coleman's lawyers had discovered that on Election Night, in some Democrat-heavy urban precincts, election officials had opened and counted a number of absentee ballots that did not strictly conform to the rules — ballots whose envelopes had been signed in the wrong place, for example.