Sentence examples for wrong steps from inspiring English sources

"There might have been a couple of wrong steps there, but it was pretty close," Ollie said.

Besides the standard game mode, in which too many wrong steps will cause you to lose, there is a workout mode in which you can get an aerobic workout without the song ending after one misstep too many.

I will always remember it, walking through Moss Side towards the silver floodlights, and seeing Dennis Tueart score his first-minute goal only because my Dad led us up the wrong steps in the old Platt Lane stand.

In a race that appears destined for a runoff, three of the four Democratic candidates for New York City comptroller spent their final debate on Thursday night avoiding bold moves, wrong steps and, for the most part, sharp attacks on their rivals.

One thing is certain: if the wrong steps are taken at the outset – or false hope is raised and no steps taken – what little hope still flickers within the younger generation inside Eritrea will be further dimmed, more will flee, and it will be much, much harder to convince any of them to go back soon.

Duncan Cameron, from the Centre for Global Political Economy at Simon Fraser University, said Carney "has demonstrated in the Canadian context a quite uncanny ability to get things done under difficult circumstances", adding that "as governor he hasn't made any wrong steps".

But it would be a fundamentally wrong step.

But Republicans said tighter gun-control measures would be the wrong step.

I think this is a wrong step by a representative of the American administration".

Any wrong step could lead to tragedy, and we've had not a few of those in our history".

"One wrong step and they call: 'Why you doing this!' And I say: 'Guys, you're right!