wrong-foot造句
1. The opponent was wrong-footed by his passing backhand.
2. It was an attempt to wrong-foot the opposition.
3. The spokesman wrong-footed them with this question.
4. His low pass wrong-footed the other team's defence.
5. He has surprised his supporters and wrong-footed his opponents with his latest announcement.
6. The company was completely wrong-footed by the dollar's sudden recovery.
7. Me ry's allegations from beyond the grave seem to have wrongfooted even the most seasoned politicians.
8. Despite unease over his campaign performance, he is credited by Mr Major with wrong-footing Labour on tax.
9. The fact that he is a good friend of John McCain-the two men have served together in the Senate for two decades-could also help the Democrats to wrong-foot their opponent.
10. Since the high-speed train crash, there has been much debate about the power of internet social-networking services to wrong-foot the government.
11. Because their investments are so influential, their presence can be manipulated to wrong-foot other investors.
12. Egypt, she believes, had its own reasons for joining in the protest: to wrong-foot its Islamists and to punish the West for pushing democracy down Arab throats.