He took an interest in my yellow wristband, so I gave it to him and he roared "East Timor!" before bumbling off on his merry way.
The New York Mets aren't exactly the model MLB franchise these days: The team is struggling on the field, management is bumbling off of it and the fans can't even keep their feet under them in the stands.
Nevertheless, Davis and Bennett bumble off bantering as they go – I couldn't help thinking of Hitchcock's pair from The Lady Vanishes, Charters and Caldicott.
His loyal buddy, the flying two-tailed fox Tails, bumbles off-screen regularly and gets crushed obliviously beneath pillars as the sour-faced Hedgehog struggles uphill, leaps awkwardly toward platforms that lurch away.
In their frustration, the bumbling pair make off with the patriarch after accidentally shooting his daughter, leaving the others wondering how to come up with a £2 million ransom.
They bumbled around, but somehow they pulled it off; soon after, they turned themselves in.
She had even done a kind of comic rehearsal for it, filming a 2007 web series called "The Maria Bamford Show," in which a depressed comedian named Maria Bamford — played by Bamford — has a nervous breakdown and moves home to Duluth, tended to by her parents (also played by Bamford), who come off as bumbling, endearingly idiosyncratic and unwittingly critical.
Like Conley, in court documents Sheikh came off as bumbling and perhaps depressed, obsessed with a fantasy of jihad as much as or more than the real thing.
Like Conley, in court documents Sheikh came off as bumbling and perhaps depressed, obsessed with a fantasy of jihad as much or more than the real thing.
The balls bumbled around like silver flies against a window, bouncing off pins, toward the bottom where Taniguchi willed them to enter the central chamber.
