The phrase "about the mishap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to an unfortunate incident or accident that has occurred.
Example: "The team held a meeting to talk about the mishap that happened during the project launch."
Alternatives: "regarding the incident" or "concerning the accident".
When asked about the mishap a moment later, he said sharply, "I don't fall down," then used an expletive to describe the agent who "knocked me over".
The big Togo international knew nothing about the mishap as his goalie, Shay Given, pushed the ball into his back, but he was motivated to score at the other end, and then Carlos Tévez struck what turned out to be the decisive second goal.
None had any clue about the mishap until two months after the experiments, on July 17, when one of them a researcher from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory nuclear weapons lab in California got the results from his routine radiation monitoring.
Watson is likely embarrassed about the mishap, but he's certainly not alone.
One of the hosts made a joke about the mishap, saying, "All the blokes who are watching are sitting up right now". .
A play about the mishap-prone coming together of people who have either been rent asunder or (worse) thought dead, this "Comedy of Errors" tilts in the direction of such late-Shakespearean romances as "The Winter's Tale," allowing us to glimpse in the Bard's theatrical infancy the seeds of themes to which he would return.
"CHRISTMAS IN JULY," a musical adaptation of the Preston Sturges comedy about the mishaps of a would-be contest winner, is at Downtown Art, 64 East Fourth Street, East Village.
"CHRISTMAS IN JULY," a musical adaptation of that Preston Sturges comedy about the mishaps of a would-be contest winner, is at Downtown Art, 64 East Fourth Street, East Village.
Fans shouted along as Aldo Asenjo sang about the mishaps of love and life and the determination to struggle onward, with the music underlining a sense of comedy and resilience.
We could all use a little boost -- and aren't these positive thoughts infinitely nicer to think about than the mishap we had at work that day? "How can I make this better?" If you're stuck in a creative rut, try asking yourself the specific question you've been trying to solve right as you go to bed.
While the experts theorize about what caused the mishap -- loose soil or a faulty drilling machine are among the prime suspects -- and the city explores whether the tower can be righted, people here are savoring the fact that their one-stop town has become, if temporarily, a two-stop one.
