Sentence examples for the wrong front from inspiring English sources
There is a war, but these Christmas soldiers are massed on the wrong front.
Meet the wrong front and you may be confronted by a commander who chooses not to recognise the permission you've been given.
Peter H. Schuck ("Fighting on the Wrong Front," Op-Ed, Dec. 9) argues that universities should not seek to bar military recruiters from their campuses simply because they don't "happen to favor" the military's gay exclusion policy.
Many argued, however, that marriage was the wrong front line in the battle for equality.
But my fear is that we're fighting the battle on the wrong front.
But the Illinois Democrat repeated his claim that those men and women have been deployed in the wrong front.
Maybe it's just that the profession, at least as imagined by Freud, seems to be attacking the afflictions of humankind on the wrong fronts now, insisting on the value of teasing out what we repress at a time when repression isn't, truth to tell, much of an issue for the twittering populace.
Two-thirds of the way through, the weakened beast flashes red and starts tossing fizzing bombs in your direction – the day the Sun printed the pugilistic BROWN WRONG front page roughly equates to that bit.
The fact that Mr. Clinton referred to the Tiananmen massacre as "wrong" (front page, June 28) immediately places him in the category of a dissident.
Instead of there being no wrong front door for help, there's confusion, missed opportunities, and wasteful duplication.
with Banks saying he would be the wrong man to front the leave campaign.
