Sentence examples for wrong venue from inspiring English sources

You are using the wrong instrument in the wrong venue.

Gob goes to the wrong venue and he and Michael fight, and Michael rips up his contract.

He is peevish at having had to wait, at having been given the wrong venue, at being, as he or she sees it, second best to the interviewer.

As the day progressed, it became clear that we had chosen the wrong venue — the nearby Royal Albert Hall would have been more appropriate.

"We just think the E.P.A. is the wrong venue to be dealing with climate change issues that will impact the whole country and whole world".

"We've had a few more people here than usual – at training there were a lot of people there, I thought we had arrived at the wrong venue," Coleman said.

This is a bit risky since there will likely be a flood of fake or wrong venues now, but it's obviously important for the global expansion.

UGH ...my mistake...wrong venue, wrong audience...the winces and twisted looks from the crowd, men of all ages and younger women (where were the older damsels, just my luck!) as they tried to imagine romantic intimacies between 50-to-80-year-olds 50-to-80-year-olds 50-to-80-year-olds 50-to-80-year-olds 50-to-80-year-olds

Working without a contract from USC, they sat among fans and recorded the sounds so they could analyze and determine what was wrong with the venue.

If you'd prefer Zagreb cuisine, you can't go wrong with another legendary venue, Stari Fijaker on Mesnicka street.

But even on the rare occasion when things go wrong – if, say, the venue lets us down – we give a refund and usually people are nice about it.