Sentence examples for Be stumbled from inspiring English sources
noun
A fall, trip or substantial misstep.
It was something to be stumbled into and discovered.
"Children are raised to be stumbled by the Dumbledores and Hiccups on How to Train Your Dragon," he said.
It's a high-risk strategy in many ways: a restaurant that's unlikely to be stumbled upon by most visitors, lives and dies by the strength of its food.
In that way, the museum's online presence is similar to a real museum, where a vast collection is just waiting to be stumbled upon.
Even so, I honestly believe that great films should be stumbled on, like treasures in the dirt, not ticked off like a 12-point plan to intellectual glory.
That's the kind of damning tidbit that could be stumbled upon and misinterpreted by some future background-checker — a potential employer, for instance, or a vetting body for Nobel Prize nominees.
We must not be stumbling blocks.
Other TV chefs may be stumbling right now.
My most mortifying secret has been stumbled upon.
And our next one was stumbled across.
4+ million sites are "stumbled" daily.
