Sentence examples for and blunder from inspiring English sources

Already the game was a strange blend of thrust and blunder.

The line between bleep and blunder is a fine one, as McDonald's and Arnold learned.

"Hubbard writes a kind of science fiction that we call 'thud and blunder,' stories for crackpots and juveniles".

Swansea's stylish football was infinitely superior to Palace's thud and blunder, but the visitors' revival under Tony Pulis continues apace.

Surround themselves with kids and cats and donkeys on a beautiful remote island where the world cannot intrude, in all its fuss and blunder.

What they need, particularly at the age of 10-13, is more encouragement to run and pass and evade rather than thud and smash and blunder.

Despite the notoriously rutted pitch promising a real thud-and-blunder affair, Bradford played in an aesthetically pleasing style, and at high intensity, buoyed by scoring after 150 seconds.

Rob Atkinson's sublime volley and Mark Hudson's drive three minutes into stoppage time – the second goal marked by a mass pitch invasion – settled what should have been a thud-and-blunder affair.

One way to do this is to make the life of the company sound believable by not picturing it, for example, as more cohesive and blunder-free than any real firm could be.

It pleases Ackroyd that Isambard Brunel's small red bricks are still, 170 years later, holding up the great railway bridge that first spanned the river at Maidenhead, but he cracks no cheap jokes about the more recent — and blunder-ridden — history of the spindly Millennium Bridge and its punk-haired sister, the Millennium Dome.

"The prime minister has blundered and blundered badly," said Douglas Alexander.