Sentence examples for somewhat awry from inspiring English sources
But the best laid plans went somewhat awry.
Unfortunately, too many of the other dancers went somewhat awry in their characterizations.
FOURTEEN years ago, a plan to reunite witnesses to Charles A. Lindbergh's celebrated trans-Atlantic takeoff went somewhat awry.
United's summer shopping spree has been going somewhat awry since the gaffer headed for the beach, too.
3.13pm GMT In the semi-finals of the men's halfpipe Ireland's Seamus O'Connor has scored only 54.00 on his first run, so something has gone somewhat awry there.
The balance of wind and strings was at first somewhat awry in the opening Allegro, but utterly focused in the three later movements, a compelling reminder of what an achievement this piece is.
The sculptures are at turns architectural and robotic, but all are awash in the somewhat frenetic vibe of technology gone awry.
Unfortunately, while they may look somewhat impressive, his machines malfunction and the demo goes horribly awry.
If he were in a room with other people, he would not be noticed save for his deep-set, heavily shadowed, sad, somewhat doomed blue eyes — eyes curiously related to Marlene's now that she is old and lost, her world gone quite awry.
Everything imaginable went awry.
