Sentence examples for wrongs from from inspiring English sources

Unpicking wrongs from 60 years ago is hard enough.Who should pay?

It is still happier righting wrongs from the air rather than putting troops in on the ground.

It's about righting the wrongs from Lord's and making sure you see a better Australian performance this week than you saw in the last Test match".

He believes that the United Nations and other shadowy international groups are planning to "over-ride our democracy" and replace the Bill of Rights with "a new, watered-down bill of wrongs from the new, ruling bureaucrats".

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, along with MPs from all parties have called on the government to right what many consider to be one of the biggest wrongs from Britain's immediate post-imperial past.

And President Clinton was derided in some quarters as the apologizer in chief, not just for personal foibles (see Lewinsky, Monica) but for a whole history book of national wrongs (from the slave trade to Rwanda).

And much could go wrong from here.

You can't go wrong from there.

But something was wrong from the start.

Everything goes wrong from the start.

This war was wrong from the beginning.