It looked like something of a mismatch at the start.

It had been a mismatch right from the very start.

As for the game, it turned into a mismatch in the second half.

They had mismatches at other places on the field, too.

This game was a mismatch of experience, and it showed.

So she and her band should have been a mismatch.

But that mismatch was on a quick American hard court.

The result, some Democrats said, has often been a mismatch.

Or you know that if the big man has a mismatch down low, you've got to get it to him.

The mismatch is particularly serious among new, rather than current, jobs.

The hospital said it was the first such mismatch there.

And what appeared to be a mismatch certainly turned out that way.

By last week the dimensions of the mismatch were clear.

Someone said he should go mismatch - wear one of each.

It was felt that this could lead to significant mismatches.

We are in a total mismatch of planning and understanding.

A mismatch from the beginning is in full bloom now.

It quickly became a mismatch in the conventional military sense.

"This is what I remember from college: a great mismatch of people," she said.

Another significant mismatch is in the nature of the contracting business itself.

Those mismatches are more likely to be social or cultural than academic.

And after two months on the job, he seems to be adjusting to the mismatch.

To parents' eyes, the mismatch may seem obvious: He is too old for her.

From the start, the mismatch in the opposing forces was clear.

"Their work is just a mismatch for what we do here.

From the first meeting that opens the play you can see how mismatched they are.

Sometimes sound and pictures were mismatched to cover both events at once.

This also means that the code and data can never be mismatched.

For now, Palestinian powers in the two areas are also mismatched.

In person, the two actors seem somewhat mismatched as well.

What did it matter that her clothes were mismatched and often torn?

Furthermore, the members of the live band seemed to be "mismatched" from the start.

And we were comfortably mismatched, which may be the key to our longevity.

However, the couple are mismatched and they often fight.

He and his adoptive father would no longer be environmentally mismatched.

And the cups were mismatched little pots with large handles.

His parents were mismatched from the beginning, and their relationship was fraught with difficulties.

In 1886, the couple, mismatched both personally and politically, separated.

By comparison, American couples should be grateful that they are "only" mismatched.

As for the stock, he said, "the hardest part is mismatching your expectations."

Problems often arise when parents' and children's needs for orderliness are mismatched.

This can become a privacy issue if employee and management expectations are mismatched.

In retrospect they had been mismatched from the first.

A novel told by a girl mismatched with her Mennonite hometown.

Shiva's earrings are always mismatched, to represent men and women.

Without it, there is about 0.08 percent of mismatching between layers, which inhibits performance.

As combat operations quickly revealed, the two sides were badly mismatched.

You know, certainly mismatching domain names, you never want to get past that.

He also shattered records and made new ones from carefully joined but mismatched fragments.

Other similar formats such as varied/college and phone-in/talk are also mismatched.