Sentence examples for of a mix up from inspiring English sources
According to NS&I, your bond was rejected because of a mix up.
More loud noises, this time in south London, where there has been a bit of a mix up at Theatre503: police were called to a rehearsal after hearing a young woman repeatedly screaming.
Because of a mix up of strips upon repeating the incubation with the anti-µ1 antibody, the strip that had been reacted with the anti-γ1 antibody was mistakenly used.
And there's always the chance of a mix up between, say, your iPod and another kid's iPod.
"It was all a bit of a mix-up.
The delay was because of a mix-up with the "supply" number.
Before long the kindly Wilkinsons are relocated to Helton Hall…but there's been something of a mix-up.
His eventual release from incarceration is a result of a mix-up with DNA evidence, enough to call a mistrial.
For instance, Nestlé recently withdrew cans of baby food in Australia because of a mix-up over milk-powder ingredients at the factory.
In 1999, the Mars Climate Orbiter burned up as it pulled into orbit around Mars, because of a mix-up between English and metric units.
The International Triathlon Union acknowledged the running course was more than two kilometers short because of a mix-up between organizers and a surveyor.
