Sentence examples similar to clumsy put on from inspiring English sources

▪ "He's clumsy putting on long pants.

The poem is an account of a gas attack, and of one soldier too slow to put on his "clumsy helmet" who ends up "guttering, choking, drowning".

Stays put well but hard to put on if you're clumsy like me. 3 stars Barbara Daly Mousse Eyeshadow in Haze 2.5g, £5.62, Tesco Pretty and purply, but too sparkly for me and prone to creasing.

I put on gloves that blunt sensation to my fingers and make me clumsy.

I put on about 15-20 pounds for it and wore heavy Navy shoes so my steps would be a little more clumsy.

Jamie is the movie's uncool kid, the butt of vicious, clumsy put downs.

By comparison, Mr Brown's attempt to grab attention by promising to try and bring the 2018 World Cup to England was clumsy, only reminding people of the rising costs of putting on the Olympics in 2012.No doubt there will be some sort of "Brown bounce" when Mr Blair finally hands over the keys to Number 10.

Video of Steve putting on his tie for his first day of work at the new job … then clumsy little me spitting up all over it.

Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.

And the longer that the N.F.L.'s clumsy handling of the case was put on display, the more that people began to turn against the league and its commissioner.

To me, there's a big difference between people who put on yellowface or wear a clumsy outfit, and those who show a genuine interest in Chinese culture.