Sentence examples for wrong packing from inspiring English sources

Journalist and author You couldn't go wrong packing Mark Haddon's luminous story collection The Pier Falls (Vintage £16.99), Deborah Levy's memorably strange Hot Milk (Hamish Hamilton £12.99), or Hannah Kohler's improbably accomplished first novel, The Outside Lands (Picador £12.99).

Indeed, there was a pressure drop may be caused by wrong packing.

There is no danger of you putting the wrong pack in your basket.

That may be the result of roaming with the wrong pack.

Poultry farmers, most of the time, have to compete with these mega corporations that find nothing ethically wrong with packing chickens into crates so small that they cannot move, failing to care for the medical needs in order to raise a bird bigger, faster, and cheaper.

"I just think it would be wrong to pack up before the conditions are right, and without the agreement of the Iraqi government," retired Gen. Mike Jackson said in an interview Friday.

Sometimes I come up with some good one-liners, or some quality monikers, and it seems wrong to pack them away in the drawer with old love letters.

("Give us two more years, and if we're wrong, send us packing," he argued).

Packing Primer Once you've selected what's going in your bag, there's a right and wrong way to pack it.

The company's Web site offers copious photos of the right and wrong ways to pack up your pictures.

He never managed diplomatic small-talk, tended to say the wrong thing, and packed his own instant noodles for state trips abroad.