It describes a slave running, falling, rising and stumbling in the night, with hunters and hounds in pursuit.
"Would you rather ride the Giant Drop until you died, or listen to Creed until you died?" When the gates opened, people moved from the stalls and stumbled in from the amusement park.
The Detroit Tigers had six days off before the World Series last year and stumbled in losing to the seemingly inferior St . LouisCardinals in five games.
The star of "Mean Girls" has struggled with the case and stumbled in her career several times since two drunken driving arrests in 2007.
As Susie ferried us back into society, beef cattle glared at us from the ditches, and calves stumbled in the road.
They've lost their last four games on the road and have stumbled in the third period, of late.
And both companies stumbled in the face of regulatory scrutiny.
Mr. Gupta, who created an earlier software company that went public and prospered until it stumbled in the mid-90's, when Mr. Gupta left, thinks the perspective offered by seeing an economic decline is useful.
The government was buoyed by a surging economy, but the Freedom Party, inexperienced in matters of state and beset by internal turmoil, stumbled in the 2002 elections.
In a series of forceful columns, Thomas went on to argue that for Christians, worldly power was "not a calling, but a distraction" from the next world and that the faithful often stumbled in the public square anyway.
