Sentence examples for term wrong from inspiring English sources
Two old ladies that she knew came up to her, and one got the term wrong.
"Languages evolve, and we don't want to get any term wrong," she said.
He chose to amend some factual errors – "in my very first story I was such a dunce that I got a grammatical term wrong" – and smoothed some "small points of clumsiness" that had become irritatingly apparent to him when reading the stories in public over the years.
Precisely -- and it's about time he used the term "wrong" to describe Wall Street's antics, and the abject failure of regulators (led by Alan Greenspan and the Fed) to stop what was going on.
I hope that can be reversed and I hope that I'm termed wrong one day by the West, by their good work to bring more stability".
It doesn't want to be termed wrong, but at the same point, if it were truly over last night, what would they have to do until the late summer conventions start the fall campaign in earnest?
The regulations are based on the simple premise that taking children on holiday during term is wrong.
It was the first comic book to win a Pulitzer Prize, and it changed the way comics — the term seems wrong for "Maus" — are viewed in America.
He said that Israel could remove more checkpoints and Palestinian economic growth could continue, "but anyone who thinks this will be enough to keep the area stable over the long term is wrong".
Regarding his choice of language, he admitted: "i accept that that term was wrong and for that i am sorry, but i hope he knows how much hurt he is doing to faithful, loyal christians who love the Lord Jesus Christ".
