go crook

The short cut has gone crooked; but we got under cover only just in time.

If everything else was set, I wouldn't want to see the thing go crook because of the money.

Who was the captain now that the mission had gone crooked?

In fairness, though, it was just by chance that I went crooked.

He turned and fell back against the wall so hard the painting beside him went crooked.

"When it goes crooked and all over the place, it's not a lot of fun."

On her later days, she went crooked down with a staff, often mumbling to herself.

"Grace was playing on the bottom step, and she went crooked over.

The initiation would go crooked, and the boys might not become good members of the tribe.

If he was going crook, he'd have done it long ago."

There are plenty of real fellows who go crooked, without being natural criminals.

Well, the wise birds always said he'd go crooked himself some day, so this must be it."

Had a satellite dish at the homestead until it went crook.

Or even, "The ball went crooked; it bounced on that crack in the step."

If you were going crooked some time I thought I'd like to have you with me.

When men of high esteem went crooked, examples had to be made of them.

His grin went crooked, like the reflection in a mirror abruptly shattered.

Wherever one looked, the straight lines went crooked.

If the Kid had followed Denry's advice, he would never have gone crooked.

Elaida felt her smile go crooked and begin sliding from her face.

Montgomerie and Daly have had their long stretches when the golf ball went crooked instead of straight.

Alison heaved herself up, and her hat went crooked and then fell off.

Matthews murmured, and her smile went crooked and cold.

M'lord's smile went crooked; something almost like pain sounded in his indrawn breath.

Morrison's smile went crooked and concerned, voice lowering.