Sentence examples for mix up over from inspiring English sources

Rudolph and Duminy got in a mix up over a possible leg bye, and Rudolph was three-fifths of the way down the track by the time he was sent back.

As the headquarters of the US department of defence, the Pentagon can boast close to 500,000 employees in more than 140 nations but today it saw attention drawn to its second mix up over countries in a week.

You might remember a recent story about a woman who died following an apparent mix up over the administration of a controlled drug.

Just a few years ago, much ruckus was made over a mix up over a column written by Chicago Tribune journalist Mary Schmich that, through the alchemy of cyberspace, instantly became attributed to Kurt Vonnegut.

This was before ZIP codes were in full force, so a lot of mail was mixed up over the years.

This is New York, honey, so designer Thomas Schlesser has turned the long narrow space into a vaulted tunnel of blonde wood, with seating mixed up over long bars and stools and sought-after booths.

It seems reasonable to assume that individuals in relatively small and well-defined groups get mixed up over space and time as is often the case in animal husbandry: for example, in fattening pigs with group sizes of 10 to 30 individuals.

After you've flattened it out slightly, you can spread an even layer of whatever stuffing you've mixed up over the inside of the meat, then either roll it up or truss it up, depending on how flat it is and how thick a layer of stuffing you've added.

A hammer-thrower was stripped of her bronze medal after a mix-up over measurement.

A mix-up over dates robbed May of the opportunity of deporting him last April.

Natalia, like many others, was arrested; she, unlike many others, was released (there was a mix-up over her name).