Sentence examples for went dreadfully wrong from inspiring English sources
Something went dreadfully wrong at Deepcut, yet until now no one has bothered to look at how and why our daughter died.
No one is quite sure what went wrong, but something went dreadfully wrong with Ankiel's pitching motion, as well as the circuitry in which the brain informs the arm of what it wishes it to do, consciously or subconsciously.
In the past year and a half the the country has gone through bouts of instability, including a period when opposition supporters camped out and held a hunger strike outside the office of Sali Berisha, the prime minister.Today, after months of calm, things went dreadfully wrong.
Six days after something went dreadfully wrong with the Russian nuclear submarine Kursk, another submarine quietly pulled into a Norwegian port, carrying some of the most detailed evidence so far of why the pride of Russia's navy sank to the bottom of the Barents Sea.
Except when events go dreadfully wrong.
Predictably, the scheme goes dreadfully wrong.
But progress is uncertain.The new lotThe formation of a new government could go dreadfully wrong.
Despite meticulous preparations and precautions, it all could have gone dreadfully wrong, Mr. Beck said.
"It's like visiting a theme park, but one that has gone dreadfully wrong," Spira says.
The result was a massive baby boom but, for the mullahs, the grand scheme has gone dreadfully wrong.
When you try to interpret smooth relativistic laws in a chunky quantum style, or vice versa, things go dreadfully wrong.
