Sentence examples for wrong ankles from inspiring English sources

It's like the immense fines levied against minor P2P offenders: the RIAA and its lawyers are barking up the wrong tree and biting the wrong ankles.

As described, operating on the wrong ankle was a clear case of negligence and malpractice.

Just as I once delighted in overhearing an American fashion journalist in Paris go nuclear down the phone at her poor assistant in New York for shipping over the wrong Balenciaga ankle boots, so I was pleased to eavesdrop on one particular English tabloid sports writer scream down his phone at his desk assistant in London to find a direct flight to Recife "or I'll go fucking ballistic".

Akantus came down wrong, twisted an ankle, and rolled out of the ring, falling to the ground.

"Nothing wrong with my ankle.

"Unfortunately he's had an accident in training he's put too much weight on his ankle, gone the wrong way and ended up breaking his ankle.

He was proud of being homosexual, which by his definition meant living as a dream of a woman, though without the aesthetic insult of travesty cross-dressing ("My ankles look all wrong in a gown").

The wrong shoe can lead to sprained ankles, torn ligaments, shin splints (leg pain), knee pain, and other joint or muscle problems.

"But at least it's not something wrong with my leg or my ankle.

But trying to walk on an injured ankle is precisely the wrong approach, the athletic trainers now say.

You could twist/sprain/break your ankle if you land wrong.