Sentence examples for The stumble from inspiring English sources
noun
A fall, trip or substantial misstep.
The stumble towards peace could then continue.
The stumble will feel like a grace.
The stumble has not extended to more established exchanges in Asian emerging markets.
The stumble over the surname sent the broadcaster into a coughing fit.
The stumble may well be forgotten on a project that lasts 10 years or longer.
The stumble in talks came after Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, on Sunday criticized the planned withdrawal as "wasting time".
The stumble has allowed rivals including Apple and China's Huawei to gain ground in the fiercely competitive handset market.
The stumble comes as Mr. Romney's campaign is searching for ways to address the large lead that President Obama holds among female voters.
The stumble played into the image that the candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, has tended more to his looks than his books.
The stumble comes, as stumbles do, when a weak soul upgrades the reach of his ambition — specifically, when Roger, who is low on funds and needs a major heist, graduates from Munch prints to a Rubens oil painting.
(The stumble is a surprise, given that the restaurateur John McNulty, in partnership here with Cris Criswell, had a hand in such low-key West Village successes as Perilla and Joseph Leonard).
