mistime

Every West was a human, 16 of them mistiming the defense by taking this trick.

He had mistimed a jump and was thrown forward some 200 feet in the air.

He had mistimed it, as Marcher does in the story.

But he mistimed his jump and hit the ball against the front of the rim.

For a moment Peril thought it might have mistimed its offer, but then she nodded.

A move or series of moves which are mistimed.

The entire production suffers from mistiming and a lack of coordination.

I think he mistimed his jump a little, that's all."

Like, maybe, mistimed some piece of electronics or something?

Daniel had mistimed their departure from the flat in Chelsea.

The aim was true, but the sinistral had mistimed in its fear.

Mind you, a show of spirit at last, but I'm afraid it's mistimed and misplaced.

The offense's mistakes have included penalties and mistiming on plays.

They were starting on some Saturday afternoon excursion, and had mistimed their train.

If one were to be mistimed, product would collide and disrupt operation.

The third he mistimed and dealt a glancing blow to the stomach.

The blow was mistimed and went in through the man's mouth, spearing up into the brain.

Valentine said Ventura's performance has been flat for months, saying he was mistiming his swing.

But the whole movie is mistimed and obvious.

He often misjudged the fly balls or mistimed his jumps.

Startled to see the Dreamweaver on deck, he mistimed his pull.

Unfortunately, while the tactic had been successful in avoiding a surprise attack, the break was mistimed.

He could kick it, but what if he mistimed an approach and missed?

He remembered a janitor from one of the local primary schools who had completely mistimed the attempt.

We've mistimed it because of that dark cell.