Sentence examples for wrong distance from inspiring English sources

Stand at the wrong distance, either too far or too near, and that is how they look.

Ms. Stuart-Buttle says a common health issue is vision impairment stemming from a monitor being placed at the wrong distance from the eyes.

4 Wrong going, wrong distance By running a horse consistently over a distance that does not suit the horse, or on ground that is slower than the horse prefers, a trainer can ensure it fails.

"Where dispensation has been granted it is important to note that the distances of the races in question have not changed, they will be run over the exact same course as previously, nor is this an indication that the races were previously run over the wrong distance.

We thought, 'Oh, we must have the wrong distance.' ".

There's no point running over the wrong distance.

Scott Cantin, a spokesman for Canada's department of fisheries, said the agency published the correct phone number but prefaced it with the wrong long distance area code.

Other former Labor leaders jumped on the bandwagon, declaring the party was "wrong" to distance itself from the Keating legacy of internationalising and deregulating the economy under Kim Beazley's leadership after 1996.

And he knew that, on any given day, any number of things could go wrong for a distance runner.

The Hansons started the team in 1999, after deciding that something was wrong with American distance running.

The wrong selection of distance metric certainly results in bad clusters.