Sentence examples for wrongs at from inspiring English sources
Righting all the wrongs at notoriously fickle VfB is a herculean task and perhaps it needs someone with more of a natural aura of authority.
She acknowledges that "there are holes in my reading experience wide enough to drive the proverbial Mack truck through," and sets out to right at least some of those wrongs at the beginning of 2002.
Whether the archdiocese wins that bet will turn largely on whether it can take advantage of a Massachusetts law that caps the liability of charities for torts, or civil wrongs, at $20,000.
"We could I fear maintain a rigid stand on the legal rights and wrongs at best only at the cost of a great deal of bitter and unnecessary political trouble here.
As a lawyer, Mr. Dunn said, he saw his job as "telling stories," to help judges see each client as a human being who may or may not have done terrible things, but who suffered wrongs at trial or earlier in life — and who deserved fairness under the rule of law, perhaps even mercy.
Some philosophers work with a wide definition of terrorism, and argue that under certain circumstances "selective" terrorism that targets only those seriously implicated in the wrongs at issue may be justified (Corlett 2003, Young 2004).
What went wrong at school?
ANNA: Nothing wrong at all.
WHAT has gone wrong at Nokia?
You can't go wrong at dessert.
