Sentence examples for wrong shut from inspiring English sources

But what he's done is admit that the project has gone wrong, shut it down and return the remaining cash to investors.

"The lesson for us to take away is that when our schools go wrong, they shut," says Stuart.

But when I selected an item and asked to view more details, the application said my "cookie settings" were wrong, and shut down.

In a boost to Nick Clegg, the British deputy prime minister, who is planning to start conversations within government about the oversight of Britain's intelligence agencies, the former US secretary of state said it would be wrong to shut down a debate.

Some Republicans learned a hard lesson when the American people said it was wrong to shut down the government because some extreme right-wing members of Congress did not like the Affordable Care Act.

There are a set of possible things to say and when you say the wrong one – any wrong one – they shut down.

In Toyota lore, the ultimate symbol of the company's attention to detail is the "andon cord," a rope that workers on the assembly line can pull if something is wrong, immediately shutting down the entire line.

"They didn't have to find out exactly what was wrong before shutting down the program," said Glenn Zuckerman of Weitz & Luxenberg, a New York City law firm that has filed 175 lawsuits against Sulzer and anticipates filing several hundred more.

If they lose power or go wrong they will shut down.

I think that if you suggest to Donald Trump that he is wrong, he will shut down and stop reading right there.

"And if there is something wrong, they'll shut me down, and I don't want that.