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How do you use awry in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "awry" in a sentence:

Simple:

* My plans went awry when my car broke down.

* The cake was awry, tilted to one side.

* The game went awry after their star player got injured.

More descriptive:

* The carefully crafted plan went awry when the unexpected storm hit.

* The meticulously planned wedding went awry after a disagreement between the bride and groom.

* The once thriving economy went awry following the global financial crisis.

Figurative:

* My life has gone awry since I lost my job.

* The country's future seems to be going awry with rising crime rates.

* The peace treaty fell awry, leading to renewed conflict.

Formal:

* The experiment went awry, resulting in a significant data loss.

* The negotiations went awry, leading to a stalemate.

* The financial markets went awry, causing widespread panic.

Remember that "awry" usually implies that something is wrong, off-track, or out of place.

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