Sentence examples for wrong trail from inspiring English sources
"Lucky I didn't wake up five miles down the wrong trail," he said.
And it now turns out that scientists and investigators have been on the wrong trail all along.
In a way, Mr. Karnes's story resembles the first few minutes of a "Law & Order" episode in which an unlikely coincidence sends the authorities down a wrong trail.
With a park map spread out on the seat between us, we were concentrating so hard on the prompts on the tape that we managed to turn off the marked road and down a wrong trail.
In a way, Mr. Karnes's story resembles the first few minutes of many a "Law & Order" episode, in which an unlikely coincidence sends the authorities down a wrong trail.
For it is possible that the long and expensive search for a better battery to power the brave, new, emission-free electrical world has been following the wrong trail.Full capacityA traditional capacitor stores electricity as static charges, positive and negative, on two electrodes that are separated by an insulator.
The first, often most satisfying, act of these pictures follows the straitened protagonists, chasing jobs and cockroaches, scrambling around a hardscrabble trailer- camp milieu, until they discover the Big Wrong, a trail of ordinary folk victimized by corporate misconduct.
You got off the trail, maybe ten minutes ago, so if you track back more than that time, you know you are on the wrong track.
We won the arguments and the battle for public opinion and, even in parliament, MPs admitted they agreed with us that the government's proposals were unfair, unnecessary and wrong before trailing through the lobbies to vote for them.
But he wasn't the only one: a long line of hommes d'un certain age, of various shapes, sizes and suitability for balancing on a thin aluminium pole (members of Team GB were easy to identify, for all the wrong reasons) trailed out of the door.
Then there was the Asbury Park Half Marathon (anything to honor the home of Bruce Springsteen), the Philadelphia Broad Street Run (how can 30,000 other runners be wrong?), a 25K trail race (with aid stations managed by girls in leiderhosen handing out grilled cheese sandwiches and beer), and a 10K footrace I did on a dare with my boyfriend, who ran it with a broken toe.
