Sentence examples for the wrong start from inspiring English sources
Well, I'm sorry we've gotten off to the wrong start.
An earlier version of this gave the wrong start date for the project.
Monday's column gave the wrong start date for the Houston Lone Star Regional.
"It definitely got things off to the wrong start," he recalled.
Despite McDonnell's intelligence, this choice would risk Corbyn getting off to precisely the wrong start with a sceptical parliamentary Labour party (PLP).
Hop Farm's selling point may be its au naturel feel, but perhaps this year the organisers were too laidback – coach companies were given the wrong start time so hundreds of people missed the first four acts, while there were hour-long queues for water on one of the hottest days of the year.
That is the wrong starting point.
A moratorium is the wrong starting point.
But Mr. Bottum says that's the wrong starting point.
To begin with, comparing job creation with a high point early in Mr Bush's term is probably the wrong starting-point.
In exploring this, I realized this may be the wrong starting point.
