make a wrong move in a sentence

• Anyone making a wrong move stood an excellent chance Friday of being shot.
• Sometimes I make a wrong move in my serve and I really feel it.
• Q . I am a divorced 67-year-old woman who's concerned about making a wrong move investing.
• Did I make a wrong move?
• "Abandon " features another score by a winning young actress who seems incapable of making a wrong move.
• Either way, many officials believe that sooner or later, he'll make a wrong move and end up in custody.
• "" Computer systems can already beat humans at chess, but that doesn't mean they can't make a wrong move.
• Interesting subplot has Conrad waiting for Sullivan to make a wrong move so he can grab his job ."
• Lives are at stake so company representatives have to be very careful not to make a wrong move ."
• Chen never makes a wrong move, so in tune is she with the alienation and desire " Time " requires.
• It's difficult to see make a wrong move in a sentence .
• "Make a wrong move, " says another, " and you'll be singing soprano for the rest of your life ."
• We should face the problem head-on and not make a wrong move by paving the way for more imported workers.
• I was waiting for him to make a wrong move, and he was waiting for me to make a wrong move.
• I was waiting for him to make a wrong move, and he was waiting for me to make a wrong move.
• But if we make a wrong move, the pressure we had from the bills will come back, and that is painful.
• "Moesha " : Brandy Norwood is one of those rare show-biz specimens who, at 16, has yet to make a wrong move.
• So really it is Rossi's rivals who are the " prisoners, " waiting for the sport's greatest talent to make a wrong move.
• "We always get our guy, and somewhere, somehow, this one will make a wrong move, too, " said Dublin, Calif ., Police Sgt.
• But if we have a bad day where we make a wrong move which causes someone to get hurt, then it hurts our reputation.
• Jones, who rarely makes a wrong move on stage, starts tentatively, displaying a forced heartiness that's at odds with her open, natural sweetness and pert features.