Sentence examples similar to frequent blunder from inspiring English sources
Power made frequent blunders and struggled to find an attacking threat.
Filming in an untidy environment, not speaking clearly and shuffling paper, are some of the most frequent blunders.
Making a thinly veiled reference to the much publicized controversy surrounding those authors who were now called "nature fakers", the book concludes: "I have freely drawn upon / The works of Gray and Audubon, / Avoiding though the frequent blunders / Of those who study Nature's wonders".
That does not mean there is nothing that Britain can or should do.Watchfulness is not the same as passivity.★ Collect Lufthansa frequent flyer milesNegotiating blunders revealed at the December 2011 summit are being examined within the British government machine, and rightly so.
Billy has yet to win a championship with the Athletics despite a few storybook runs, and Epstein's two championships are tainted by players who tested positive for performance enhancers and a payroll high enough to absorb his frequent free-agent blunders.
Billy has yet to win a championship with the Athletics despite a few storybook runs, and Epstein's two championships are tainted by players who tested positive for performance enhancers and a payroll high enough to absorb his frequent free agency blunders.
Mr. Rotenberg, a frequent critic of business and government when privacy blunders occur, says, "This has become part of mainstream business culture".
Blunder after blunder undermined its chances.
