Sentence examples for wrong departure from inspiring English sources

No wonder Pat Buchanan was so fired up on MSNBC, while Mike Huckabee wore the look of a man who missed his train because he was given the wrong departure time.

Speaking to the Daily Mail last year, she said that if children end up sitting in front of computers for a significant amount of time, with no routine access to a teacher for every lesson, then that would be a "wrong departure".

According to Antonovsky, a strong sense of coherence leads to improved health, but the dichotomy of wellness and illness is the wrong point of departure.

Heffer, proud to be in the van of the anti-Cameron faction, is already looking forward to the moment when things go wrong: "One day, some departure from orthodoxy will take place when restless MPs with a long history of scheming and plotting are all packed together in the fetid atmosphere of Westminster: then things will turn ugly," he wrote last week.

But a few hours later I learned that I was wrong: shortly after my departure, the protestors had taken their guns out and started shooting each other.

It is wrong to lament Bourne's departure for the mainstream.

Afghan commanders have repeatedly stated that the international forces may be leaving too soon and the public announcement of their date of departure sends the wrong signal to the both the enemy and allies.

The great-aunt said she knew something was wrong after the family's departure for the United States because she heard frequent updates about Cho's older sister but little news about Cho.

While I was very angry about President al-Bashir's trip to South Africa for the AU Summit a few weeks ago, his sudden departure proved me wrong: the arrest warrant was valid, in full force and being executed.

Others simply rested beside the wrong buses, at least until just before departure.

But the Baker-Hamilton group is surely wrong to believe that announcing the army's departure will strengthen America's leverage over the internal politics of Iraq.