Sentence examples for clumsy fall from inspiring English sources

When Hazard arrived, Morgan took a clumsy fall on top of the ball and then refused to roll off.

(Mr. Gensler cancelled his trip to Brussels after a recent "clumsy" fall caused him to break four ribs and puncture a lung).

After she made a few failed attempts, and some clumsy falls off the boulder, frustration set in.

Clumsy, means 'physically awkward' – someone who's clumsy falls over a lot and drops things.Anyway, you were saying emoticons aren't as new as I think?

The clumsy ones fall into the nets.

As well, if your child has difficulty bearing weight on their legs when held up to stand or if they look clumsy and fall often, they may have developmental motor skill issues.

"It worked really well, but it inaugurated this trend of Chris being really clumsy and falling down a lot….

"It worked really well, but it inaugurated this trend of Chris being really clumsy and falling down a lot...

The riddle may depend on the assumption that, whereas a clumsy person falling off a wall might not be irreparably damaged, an egg would be.

The most frequently reported initial physical symptoms included tripping/falling (e.g., "clumsy-like falls") (n = 4), abnormal gait (e.g., foot pronation, knee hyperextension, runs "funny") (n = 3), head/body leaning forward or to the side (n = 2), bladder accidents/incontinence (n = 2), and swallowing problems (n = 2).

The successive home victories against the Union and the Dynamo had made the Red Bulls points and goals for columns look a little more impressive, and they duly started in confident fashion against the Crew, only for the first half to become a microcosm of their season before those victories — failing to score when dominant and giving up yet another clumsy penalty to fall behind.