The form-book entry for his Gold Cup win is strewn with black marks: "blundered third, hit 10th, tracking leaders when blundered 12th, not fluent four out... ...... Of his comeback defeat, equally, the Racing Post records: "not fluent sixth, mistake seventh, hit 12th, one pace when blundered two out".
As I blundered off towards the stage she pressed a small, hairy, sticky object into my hand.
The main targets for Occupy should be the EU Central Bank and the EU commission, which have not only blundered economically, but are now prepared to destroy democracy itself in order to remain in control.
A leading Nigerian politician claimed Boko Haram blundered and handed the search mission a golden opportunity when it released a video of the captured girls because it contains significant clues to their whereabouts.
The soldiers were initially frightening with their battledress and machine guns as they blundered in, messed up the houses of suspects and carried off whatever took their fancy.
When I enter the cafe she is cutting a slice of cheesecake for a tourist who is oblivious of the fact that he has blundered into the unofficial central London green room for Equity.
The government also blundered by cutting spending on public works.
But Mr Mahuad has blundered politically.In Congress, the government, closing the doors to other parties, concentrated on a pact with the market-oriented but populist Social Christian Party (PSC), whose votes give it a majority.
Or perhaps austerity might eventually lead to populists that turn away from the euro to hell with the consequences.A euro-zone central banker confesses that he has lately been thinking about historical catastrophes such as the first world war and wondering how the world blundered into them.
He is wobbly on fiscal policy, blundered on the hot topic of shale gas and sounds uncertain on foreign affairs.
He blundered in July when he rescinded India's agreement to a World Trade Organisation deal to ease trade, opting instead to protect food and farm subsidies at home.
