Sentence examples for be a major gaffe from inspiring English sources
This turned out to be a major gaffe, because the rejected bill allocated money both to improve veterans' health care and to provide firefighters with new equipment, including communication systems that could have saved lives on Sept. 11.
This is the third, and unless there is a major gaffe tonight from Richmond, the final part of my writing on the serious problems with Confederate Heritage Month in Virginia.
In a US debate, that would be hailed as a major gaffe, showing that the challenger was not ready to be commander-in-chief.
David Cameron was accused of a "major gaffe" on gay rights after a stumbling interview with Gay Times last month, in which he was asked why his MEPs refused to support a motion condemning a homophobic law in Lithuania.
There is little question that the league won the first round of this labor struggle because there did not seem to be any major gaffe that led to a defeat or a devastating injury.
Johnson is efficient and is unlikely to commit a major gaffe, but he also does not possess the dynamism that makes Romo special.
After such a major gaffe, it's unbelievable to me that there was no one on the end of a telephone to provide some cold comfort or at the very least to apologize.
The bar for the Mexican meeting was set pretty low -- all Trump really had to do was get out of it without a major gaffe of any sort.
However, he's been given the unenviable task of cleaning up after a major gaffe at the company involving missing Inspiron M1330s, the color laptops that have apparently had paint and delivery problems the past several weeks.
Candidates will be campaigning up to and even throughout the evening, meaning that a major gaffe or verbal fusillades among contenders are possibilities.
