Sentence examples for the wrong starting from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Constantine arrived late after a newspaper advertised the wrong starting time, and did not play.

That is the wrong starting point.

A moratorium is the wrong starting point.

But Mr. Bottum says that's the wrong starting point.

In exploring this, I realized this may be the wrong starting point.

It should be a great show but they have chosen the wrong starting point in making an embarrassingly opportunistic link back to the 1948 London Olympics.

We further fail when the wrongs start to be righted and our response is one of selfishness.

To begin with, comparing job creation with a high point early in Mr Bush's term is probably the wrong starting-point.

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.