Sentence examples for embarrassing blunder from inspiring English sources

The United States managed only one goal during the match, and it came largely as a result of English goalkeeper Robert Green's embarrassing blunder.

Since the embarrassing blunder, she has kept to herself, stayed out of the tabloids and taken a series of smaller roles.

Kagawa's first embarrassing blunder came not long afterwards.

The biggest victory – and most embarrassing blunder – under Peña Nieto's leadership was the recapture, escape and another recapture of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, leader of the Sinaloa cartel.

In an embarrassing blunder that illustrates the pitfalls facing the Government in the Information Age, the Bureau of Labor Statistics inadvertently posted part of its closely guarded jobs report on the Internet a day before the report's scheduled release.

In August, the Met announced it would abandon the use of facial recognition software at this year's Notting Hill Carnival (in previous years the technology had confused men with women – an embarrassing blunder), but that it would instead deploy super recognisers, who it considered better able to accurately spot the faces of troublemakers in dense crowds.

Easily the funniest Secret Teacher of the year, this blog reveals all the embarrassing blunders from a decade in the classroom.

Mr. Khuzami was credited with revamping the agency's enforcement unit after it suffered embarrassing blunders like missing Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

The dominance of email in business communications means we all have stories of embarrassing blunders — though we've hopefully avoided the multi-billion dollar mistakes.

After months of silence, one of Apple's top executives (and possibly the most public-facing one next to Jobs) has started to reach out to the tech community to help explain Apple's numerous, absurdly embarrassing blunders.

Attacking the most moral candidate we've seen in quite some time is just an awful, embarrassing blundering misstep.