Sentence examples for commits a gaffe from inspiring English sources
Later, though, he commits a gaffe, and white suburbia panics at the prospect of a black president.
would Bush commit a gaffe?
Mr. Stringer's wife, perhaps sensing that her husband had committed a gaffe, quickly fired off a barbed message on Twitter.
That's because of a similar expression, to put your foot in your mouth, defined as "to commit a gaffe" or by the bureaucratic locution "to misspeak".
Not to be left out, KCBS committed a gaffe a few days later, prefacing a report on Game 4 of the Kings-Coyotes series with a shot of the Sacramento Kings' lion mascot.
They were followed by a press pool van and a Democratic tracker from the campaign group American Bridge on his own motorcycle, hoping to somehow catch Walker committing a gaffe on the open road.
Kalas became the Phillies' radio play-by-play announcer in April 1971, when they played their first game at Veterans Stadium, and he committed a gaffe as the master of ceremonies.
Michelle Obama also committed a gaffe when she gave the Brown children, Fraser and John, two toy models of Marine One after Sarah Brown carefully picked out Top Shop dresses and books by British authors for the Obama daughters.
Mr Flight was not only sacked from his party job but was also barred from standing again as the party's candidate for the ultra-safe Tory seat of Arundel and South Downs in West Sussex after he committed a gaffe on spending cuts which could derail a Tory revival.
