Sentence examples for wrong opening from inspiring English sources

Downmarket newspapers may have tried to pin the blame on Crowe's telephone-throwing incident while in New York to publicise the film, but industry analysts have put it down to having the wrong opening date.

"They knew she was secretive about the scale of her bleeding and the urine coming out of the wrong opening".

"They knew she was secretive about the scale of her bleeding and the urine coming out of the wrong opening". They heard her "choke down" her groans.

Let's just say that everything that went wrong opening night worked in this crazy comedy and we kept it all in - especially after the standing ovation and reading the rave reviews.

An experiment has gone wrong, opening a portal to a savage alien world.

According to experts, Tesco got some of its locations wrong, opening aspirational grocery stores in low-income areas.

Wrong-side openings, said the spokesman, Charles Seaton, totaled 12 in 1996 and have ranged since from 4 to 10 annually, with 2 this year through October.

"If I get the opening wrong, it will be completely ruined," she explains.

Yuichi Nishimura, for example, got a penalty decision wrong in the opening game between Brazil and Croatia and was never seen again.

I admit to some apprehension before the event, and not just because of the airport-style security search upon arriving that seems precisely the wrong sort of opening gimmick.

Objectively, I'd done nothing wrong in the opening, but my opponent's sharp play brought it home to me: any pawn move in front of the king can be an invitation to attack.