Sentence examples for wrong off from inspiring English sources

In the EX addition task, one of the two alternative answers was correct, another was wrong (off by two units at most).

And of course, now that I've got all of that stuff about Wrong off my chest, let me restate – it is a fantastic album.

Parsons, who would go on to become Stoke's chief scout under Tony Pulis, describes Nicholls as a "one-off" and admits he used to blame him for anything and everything that went wrong off the pitch.

Those qualities coalesce beautifully on tracks like I Was Wrong, off their 2013 album Pythons, or the four minute long guitar-drenched opus I Can't Explain, from 1000 Palms.

Common causes include stepping up or down on an uneven surface, particularly when wearing shoes with platform soles or high heels; stepping wrong off a curb or into a hole; or stepping on an object left in the wrong place.

But he did not dare take either of them, he dropped a vital shot at a vital time, and if the relationship with Harmon really is cooling then it could be the joint failure to work out what was going wrong off the tee last week that caused it.

It's important that Talib and Wright stay healthy and out of trouble (each has been in the news for the wrong off-field reasons before), though if they can't, at least fourth-year backup E.J. Biggers has shown improvement when playing with an attacking mindset on the outside.

At the end of that set he had requested a comfort break and taken a wrong turning off court.

Gatland assured his audience that there was no possibility of him taking a wrong turning off the Rustenburg road and finding himself in Pretoria instead.

What he did next is unclear, but you can be sure it wasn't eating scraps of birthday cake (the wrong kind) off dirty tracksuit bottoms.

If something is going wrong, step off the gas and brake gently.