Sentence examples for wrong berth from inspiring English sources
By Jack Hyatt and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 23, 1940 P. 13 A drunk got into the wrong berth in a sleeper at Grand Central.
The Prudential – the boringly reliable old Pru – might seem like completely the wrong berth for a man with a hint of a Frederick Forsyth novel in his back story, but the markets do not think so.
A series of slightly surprising parliamentary questions put down in his name asked for information about Project Hydrus (a planned top-secret facility for testing new nuclear warheads) and for details of berthing places for Royal Navy submarines at home and abroad.But is the lively Ms Zatuliveter a paid-up career spy, an opportunistic hire or just a Russian in the wrong place?
Day two was to incorporate the loss of our lock-gate virginity, but after blearily reversing out of our berth I found us pointing the wrong way and, following much flustered and fruitless to-ing and fro-ing before a level-eyed bankside audience, opted in craven despair to head back towards Chirk.
So you see, even if the media likes to continuously bring up this chemistry issue, the Dodgers are just fine, with breathing room at the top of the NL West and cruising to another playoff berth, despite Puig rubbing some of them the wrong way.
When the B.C.S. ranking is released today, the Miami Hurricanes (10-1) will most likely remain on the wrong side of that line at No. 3, decimal points away from a berth in the national title game on Jan . 3in the Orange Bowl.
And Messier, who guaranteed a postseason berth when he re-signed with the Rangers during the summer, will have been uncharacteristically proven wrong.
So will you be booking a berth?
