Sentence examples for wrong small from inspiring English sources

Edwards had taken the wrong small plane and missed the flight that would have taken him to see Abraham.

In "First Blood," Rambo is a shaggy-haired Vietnam vet who drifts into the wrong small Pacific Northwest town and is harassed by an imperious local sheriff.

It's also a smart idea to back-up your device just in case something goes wrong (small chance - but better safe than sorry).

"Just life, just things going wrong, small shitty things, or that feeling if you're having a bad day and you're trying to work out how it can get better and you can't".

Don't get me wrong; small local shops are all very well, abroad, where it's sunny and one doesn't have to stagger through the streets in the pissing rain for six months of the year in search of the perfect pain au chocolat.

She gave the post a fitting headline: "Der Spiegel Journalist Messed With the Wrong Small Town".

For example, as the Rutgers scientist Randy Gallistel has argued, the common theory that equates neuron-wise connections with memory may be wrong; smaller molecules like RNA might be a significantly more energy-efficient substrate for memory.

The likelihood of everything going so wrong is small, but it's almost impossible to get anyone to say how small.

There's nothing wrong with smaller businesses with smaller exits, but it becomes a problem when these kinds of startups try to force themselves to have a larger vision just to go after the VC money they need to scale.

There is nothing wrong with small talk.

Even if that's wrong, a small turnout limits the number of people who need to be persuaded.