Sentence examples for some mix up from inspiring English sources

"Well, I guess... .. but before she could start up, I said, "Perhaps, there's been some mix up?" The girl, Marigold, took out her iPod and placed the ear piece that had been looped around her neck into her ear, then sank back into the sofa as though what was about to be discussed was of little concern to her, which suited me fine.

Was there some mix up at the FCC? Strap in, folks, it's going to be a bumpy ride.

Through some mix-up Trubee Davison, Rep. candidate for Lt. Gov. got the corner office.

Yes, we all know that every election has some mix-up or other, but this one affects many thousands of voters.

Maybe you came to visit your old buddy, the one who moved here last summer, and there was some mix-up as to where you were supposed to meet.

Fatal Eggs can be seen as a parable about the nature of Soviet communism, though the frame of the tale is a mad scientist of genius and a ray - not a death ray, but one that vitalises - engendering swarms of reptiles, instead of beneficent beasts, because of some mix-up in the laboratory.

There have been some mix-ups.

Some mix-ups were delightfully surreal.

T2 confirmed that there had been some mix-ups with returned ladders but yours had been safely received and a replacement is now on the way.

This means either Tumblr lost about 30 million unique monthly visitors in the past few months, or there's some mix-up about what's being measured exactly and shared publicly (visits vs. visitors, perhaps?).

Sure, it's a big job and taxes are a necessity there are bound to be some mix-ups, but wait until you hear just how lucrative these mix-ups can be for the government.