mistiming造句
(1) With the election only two days left, the government, however, mistimed its announcement of tax increases.
(2) They mistimed the war by three years.
(3) You're bound to mistime a tackle every so often.
(4) The government's intervention was badly mistimed.
(5) He mistimed his kick and missed the ball.
(6) A lot of the jokes were mistimed .
(7) She mistimed her stroke and the ball went into the net.
(8) The horse completely mistimed the jump and threw its rider.
(9) This problem is accentuated by pilots being very tense and mis-timing the stick movements.
(10) But then came the only error of the afternoon from the impressive Awford[/mistiming.html], when his mistimed challenge sent Nicol sprawling.
(11) As the car moved off, the man strode into the road as if his intention to confront Elliott had simply been mistimed.
(12) Yet his new partner Mahela Jayawardene nearly perished when he mis-timed a drive off Giles.
(13) Mistiming as a result of climate change is probably a widespread phenomenon1, and here we provide evidence that it can lead to population declines.
(14) It rewarded patience and precision, mistiming your flip to plant Mario upside-down on the ceiling resulted in a frazzling zap.
(15) It is truely have mistiming. When you wrote to us, we were all sleeping.
(16) The failure of the talks was mainly due to insensitivity and mistiming.
(17) In this paper, a new optimal procedure has been presented for the optimum mistiming with which the blade-rotor system has the best stability.