Sentence examples for bad blunders from inspiring English sources
People who watch top-level bridge on Bridge Base Online (bridgebase.com) see everything: brilliancies, boring boards and bad blunders.
Still, the episode was a particularly bad blunder, as the tribe in the area, the Afridi Kukikhel, had vigorously resisted the militants.
Outside of the most Republican portions of the electorate, the Iraq War is still widely regarded as a bad blunder, and even conservatives are increasingly supportive of a speedy exit from Afghanistan.
The horse jumped really badly, often swerving violently out to the right, and it was no great surprise when he made such a bad blunder that Halley went over his head, at which point the horse kicked him in the face and knocked him unconscious.
He sometimes made big blunders.
The new 15$ surcharge on imports is now seen as a bad political blunder.
He's the person who sticks with you beyond the breakups, bad news and blunders.
"The game of soccer is a cruel game," Hyndman said, which goes as much for Casey as it does his own player, John, whose deflection was more bad luck than blunder.
The sum total of his public record suggests that he could well prolong the war for another century — not because he's the crazed militarist portrayed by Democrats, but through sheer inertia, bad judgment and blundering.
The brief describes a study in which subjects read the lyrics to "Bad Man's Blunder," a 1960 folk song that jokes about the consequences of murdering a sheriff's deputy, and were told that it was rap, folk, or country.
