Sentence examples for any blunders from inspiring English sources

Candidates cannot afford any blunders, like Billy Conn trying to knock out Joe Louis in 1941.

At first blush, he did not seem to commit any blunders, although he was at times less facile than Mr. Gore in his responses.

The tempest of news this week -- missiles, pardons and a wily spy -- all but guaranteed that any blunders or oddities in Mr. Bush's performance would draw limited scrutiny.

There, candidates can bypass the rapacious "Boys on the Bus" in the press and post speeches and detailed position papers verbatim 24 hours a day, as well as explain or rationalize any blunder on the campaign trail.

Any blunder, any ill-conceived, reactionary, compulsive outburst could be disastrous and irreversible.

Indeed, maybe that moment was in the making since I arrived: if not it, then some blunder, any blunder, would have happened.

"I'm not going to commit any more blunders.

I was unable to detect any obvious blunders in language.

The ceremony was free of any major blunders, but some critics complained that it fell flat.

"We cannot afford any more blunders," Dr. Malegapuru Makgoba, president of the Medical Research Council and the government's leading scientist, warned in a speech earlier this year.

But do warn your brother to alter the wording of his hastily scrawled discount offers to avoid any such blunders in the future.