Sentence examples for wrong living from inspiring English sources

The man in the American flag monster truck trucker hat put his hand around my waist so delicately, that for a moment, I didn't know if I'd ended up in the wrong living room of sweaty strangers.

The living wage takes effect midway through 1998, so the percentage of observations with the wrong living wage (and the average magnitude of the error) is fairly small in that year.

He uses the gloss of Hedda's surroundings to dissect her discontent and the surprise she feels at having ended up married to the wrong man, living the wrong life, stretched out on the wrong sofa because she made the wrong choices.

The men here seem a bit more traditional than at home, but a few beers and a tune from my trusty guitar, and we'll all be the best of friends!" Description: Westerner with severe guilt complex about colonial wrongs lives with "native" tribe to attain empathy, cultural insight and subsequent book deal.

They live with the unease for years on end, going to the wrong job, living in the wrong city, married to the wrong person.

"My theory is we have got enough housing in Havering, we've just got the wrong people living in the wrong homes," she says.

Beyoncé does nothing wrong live.

Oh, sorry, wrong live blog.

7.45pm: Pakistan all out for 89, Bresnan delivers a stormi... sorry, wrong live blog.

3.14pm BST "It went through his fingers !! What is Gower talking about?" screams Jon Vaughan, who has possibly emailed into the wrong live blog.

As I found when writing my novel Beside Myself, about twins who swap places in a game and get trapped in the wrong lives when one of them refuses to swap back, the plotting possibilities of people who can switch places are enormous.