Verwenden Sie „be wrong with“ in einem Satz
be wrong with Beispielsätze
be wrong with
1. What on earth could be wrong with a massage parlour?"
2. Can possibly be wrong with you
3. something might be wrong with her
4. What can be wrong with this man, she thought? Am I not one of the most beautiful women in the kingdom, desired by all men?
5. “Something may be wrong with the AI that controls the smart bombs
6. about things that might be wrong with me or things
7. “Something else must be wrong with you
8. 'Don't! There is no excuse for what you did! Did you even once stop to consider what the implications might be for me? Feeling different and strange? Feeling alone, though I knew I wasn't? Always wondering what might be wrong with me since I wasn't really happy
9. It is better to be wrong with man
10. than to be wrong with God,
11. be wrong with man and his way,
12. “What would be wrong with that?”
13. Sure Jason, what could possibly be wrong with that scenario? He asked himself sarcastically and felt the knot in his stomach tighten another notch
14. could cure anything that could possibly be wrong with someone
15. I begin by offering my deepest apologies for whatever seems to be wrong with our documents, and try to explain that we spent considerable amounts of money and time in an effort to ensure these would be impeccably in order
16. Well, she would be as soon as she figured out what could possibly be wrong with the reports she’d just turned in
17. What could be wrong with them?, it thought
18. Something must be wrong with him
19. Nothing seemed to be wrong with me except that the blood analysis showed that I was HIV positive
20. Chinese medical books have at least 200 different tongue-sample pictures in their medical texts to give them a general indication of what may be wrong with you by looking at the color, texture of your tongue, the smell coming out of your mouth, that color of your teeth, the color and condition of your mucous membranes
21. be wrong with you
22. Charles sank back into his arm-chair overwhelmed, trying to discover what could be wrong with her, fancying some nervous illness, weeping, and vaguely feeling something fatal and incomprehensible whirling round him
23. This is the only thing that can be wrong with your personal
24. What could possibly be wrong with that kid? Thomas thought
25. What could be wrong with that?”
26. “After spending that long on Mars, anything could be wrong with it
27. And one would be wrong with that assumption
28. Now that I know what might be wrong with her, I’ll be able to try some new tests
29. It was impossible to think anything could be wrong with such a leviathan, were it not for that ominous tilt downwards in the bows, where the water was now up to the lowest row of port-holes