Meanings of miscalculate the time in English

Even the oldest sailors are apt to miscalculate the time likely to elapse before the wind can touch them.

He subsequently admitted that the heavy loss of blood and the coldness of the morning might have caused him to miscalculate the time.

But he had miscalculated the time which was at his disposal.

I miscalculated the time it would take.

But I had miscalculated the time.

And often when she called Sasha to comfort her, having miscalculated the time difference, she had been drunk.

I may have miscalculated the time, but not the essential facts. His voice dropped still lower, filled with bitterness.

I did not stir, but soon felt that I had miscalculated the time, and that such pain greatly lengthens the minutes.

"You are sure you have not miscalculated the time?"

On this particular Sunday either Miss Cavendish or Dr. Winterton had slightly miscalculated the time, for the two schools arrived at exactly the same minute.