Sentence examples for I tripped up from inspiring English sources

Correction: On Medicaid, I tripped up over the "white" versus "non-Hispanic white" distinction.

The places where I tripped up reside in the lower half of the puzzle.

"I tripped up to the Cricketers Arms on Murray St, NY yesterday at 5pm, 30 minutes before start of play confidant that a pub carrying such a name would be showing the game.

I tripped up just the other day when I was having a drink with a friend who has BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) by referring to his condition as BDD (Body Dysmorphic Disorder).

"I know I've tripped up many times, but I want to make this work.

Related: Will the British bird be a redbreast or a blue tit? | Letters A rose-tinted curse The hazards of the Kent countryside and health secretary Jeremy Hunt are well known, but giving a talk last week I was tripped up by "fecund", which I contrived to turn into a leading English swearword.

Just when I thought I had successfully taken advantage of the law, I almost tripped up.

Is anyone tripped up by this passage from Forbes?When it came to the Indian infotech industry, Infosys Technologies was always the cool company, the one visiting heads of state made sure to visit.

I have tripped up today, though, thanks to a yoghurt giveaway in the office.

(Also, I was tripped up by "deserve": Facebook is a default.

We asked our waiter about the traditional menu, and with my rusty French I got tripped up when he explained the special.