miscalculate

Maybe I had miscalculated what was left of my life.

What if he'd miscalculated and the man had taken her?

Well, maybe she just miscalculated a little bit three times.

So let us hope that Iraq does not miscalculate again.

"The only thing I maybe miscalculated was how easy it would be."

They had miscalculated, and this close to the dark matter, they'd all be dead within minutes.

One guy where I work was taken in and held for three days just because he had miscalculated his state tax.

If that is true, he clearly miscalculated and did not get out in time.

In war, there are two players, and each can miscalculate.

Well, maybe he miscalculated a bit on the open spaces.

I obviously miscalculated his ability to deal with all of this.

Because of that, he miscalculated the distance from the step to the floor.

And she, like those far above her rank, miscalculated too.

I turned out that he had miscalculated the movement of the object.

But he might have miscalculated how long it would take to succeed.

It was easy to miscalculate in the dark, and she reached the wall before she'd expected to.

They miscalculated this latest move and are going to die soon.

That was how some women miscalculated the guy's frustration level and got hit.

The working group also miscalculated the number of new houses that would need to be built in the future.

This was the most difficult part, and if he had miscalculated, any number of dire things might result.

I had, however, it seems, seriously miscalculated in one matter.

"Mel miscalculated when he first came in," one person said.

If I'd miscalculated the engines' ability to keep up, we were all dead.

"What I had been about to say was that we may have miscalculated.

The Doctor notes with concern that he might have miscalculated.