Sentence examples for strikes wrong from inspiring English sources
YouTube music licensing strikes wrong notes with indie labels.
That's also why Schrader's obsessive cinema is lustrous and sinuous: even the most ordinary daily interactions are infused with the inner furies that threaten to break out when struck wrong, when the tense and fragile veneer shatters.
The hosts did take the lead in the 17th minute as Henderson's scuffed strike wrong-footed Bogdan.
The Shrimpers, who began the day in top spot, conceded first when Adam Mekki's deflected strike wrong-footed goalkeeper Glenn Morris.
The Mariners made a bright start, but did not find an opening until late on, when a deflected Pat McLaughlin strike wrong-footed Mitch Walker.
It strikes the wrong tone.
It consists of just two sentences - "Strikes are wrong at a time when negotiations are still underway.
Only a histrionic LA riot - unwittingly sparked when Socrates protests against a corrupt, racist policeman - strikes the wrong note.
"It would be a dramatic shift in the relationship between the state and the individual and fundamentally strikes the wrong balance between liberty and security".
It would be a dramatic shift in the relationship between the state and the individual, and fundamentally strikes the wrong balance between liberty and security".
It strikes a wrong note with me, embodying something of another life - his fun-filled youth, which he wrote about so beautifully in his autobiography, A Young Man's Passage.
