Sentence examples for wider of the from inspiring English sources

Not really: the IMF was wider of the mark than most forecasters.

Otherwise England spent the first half making Rooney, or at least the wider of the Wayne Supremacy, look good.

"The idea that my sport sat there either covering up wrongdoing or just being incompetent could not be wider of the mark".

The Turner seems to wander wider of the mark every year, failing to notice some of the best artists under 50 today.

Angel Cabrera hit even wider of the fairway, his shot traveling outside the metal fencing that keeps spectators away from the fairway.

But he can't induce shots with his first four ball, before going wider of the crease and finding a better line, into the bat - Silva handles it without demure, but it's better - and he's beaten next up, past his outside edge.

Some of these ideas may look wide-of-the-mark in a decade's time.

The commander steered wide of the checkpoint.

But some are wide of the mark.

It sails wide of the near post.

But that's wide of the mark.