It's the end of my first week in the Abraham lab, and I've already made countless little blunders, from setting my micropipette to aspirate the wrong amount of liquid to throwing the coverslip for the hemocytometer* away (whoops) to messing up my experiment of the week on its second to last step.
As an early biographer writes, "whatever he knows or thinks he tells: doubts, perplexities, blunders are set down with the most refreshing candour".
Labour claimed Clegg had blundered by prematurely setting out new, detailed conditions on what would happen if there is no clear winner in the general election – claiming he looked arrogant and self-interested.
The [p247] exclusion of probative evidence where the constable has not blundered not only sets the criminal free, but also fails to serve any constitutional interest in securing compliance with the important requirements of the Fourth Amendment.
We could all just sit back and watch them blundering around and bumping into furniture and accidentally setting fire to things and crying all the time.
The plot of Emma turns on Frank Churchill's "blunder" in mentioning the likelihood of Mr Perry, the local apothecary, "setting up his carriage".
Invariably we are told these verbal boo-boos are bad enough to bring a presidential campaign to its knees, that somehow the blunder in question has set a new low, a dubious milestone.
However, in a blunder, the planners had set flight paths that took many units over some of the most heavily defended areas on the continent; namely the V2 launch sites around The Hague.
Wonder: Hotel at Kandalama, Sri Lanka Blunder: Holiday Inn Hotel, Bloomsbury, London The Kandalama Hotel, designed by Geoffrey Bawa, is a stunningly beautiful hotel in a stunningly beautiful setting.
His miss set up blunders for the ages by Robinson, and perhaps by Dixon.
