Sentence examples for wrong ears from inspiring English sources

In Swabi, just 60 miles from Islamabad, Hedayat inspected bombed-out schools, moving on quickly before word of a foreign film crew could reach the wrong ears.

Now, the wrong ears will infer from the first joke that I subscribe to the "Obama is a Muslim" thing.

A series of "never events" there, which are meant to no longer happen because of improved safety checks have seen surgeons operate on the wrong hip, wrong ear and wrong part of the scalp of three separate patients.

Long known only by its internal "Frances" moniker, the official model name of this not-yet-announced Sony Ericsson handset has been whispered into the wrong ear and has since found its way to SEMC Blog; from here on out, the Frances is now the Sony Ericsson C903.

("Nothing wrong with my ears or my hands, thank God").

"Is something wrong with your ears?" William clapped his hands over them.

I predict that otologists will soon be bombarded by serial Wrangler owners who want to know what's wrong with their ears.

Indeed, even certain words of encouragement can sometimes sound wrong to an ear attuned to a new frequency.

If they can't find any thing wrong in our ear, they are going to look inder our teeth, for traces of mice.

After years of "developing your ear for the sounds of language" she doesn't have to think about "why a particular clump of syllables sounds wrong to my ear.

(Tip: To get pronouns correct, leave out the other people and trust your ear. For example, you would never say this: "Just between we, I don't like he". The "we" and "he" pronouns would sound wrong to your ear. So you know you are choosing pronouns from the wrong group--from the subjective group versus the objective group).