Sentence examples for wrong stick from inspiring English sources

Wrong – stick Tom Hanks in the Pajitnov role and you have the heart-warming story of an everyman genius abused by the system and eventually prevailing.

Caroline Lucas grabbed the wrong end of the wrong stick in her diatribe on the point of the government's transparency bill.

Nilson made amends by scoring at 17:49 on a pass from Oleg Saprykin after a turnover by Dan Boyle of the Lightning, who knocked the puck down with his hand near his blue line but sent it to the wrong stick.

Its pretty interesting to see a guy painting along with the music in front of 10,000 dancing hippies....or eat the wrong stick of gum at the Wonka factory.

These are exactly the wrong sticks and carrots.

But Motorola simply guessed wrong, sticking with the older analog cellular equipment market too long, being too American-centric in looking to CDMA and TDMA for digital standards, and missing out on the GSM world as it has mushroomed.

A small child in a dirty pink T-shirt is trying to pick up a toddler in an identical dirty pink T-shirt who is stuck halfway down, like the wrong shaped stick in a bend of a stream.

It would be wrong to stick the label "fascist" on either man.

It might have been a fun discussion topic — and it's not wrong to stick up for yourself — but as always, it's helpful to watch the tape.

They were wrong to stick with the same uninspiring bowling attack - they should have added a bit of variety, either through the express pace of Liam Plunkett or the leg-spin of Adil Rashid.

Even when her husband did wrong, she stuck with him.