Sentence examples for from mishap from inspiring English sources

Terrorism aside, they are also more pamperedly protected from mishap, albeit sometimes for fear of litigation.

Haphazard and hopeful, she tumbles from mishap to mishap, arms flailing, hair flying.

Spiegel Online, the popular Web site of the influential magazine, said Sunday that Mr. Steinbrück "stumbles from mishap to mishap".

Odysseus' story is that of a man who seems, in some metaphorical way, to land always on the same beach as he moves from mishap to mishap.

But we are not in PG Wodehouse country, hopping gleefully from mishap to mishap unharmed: Stradal's characters do the best they can with early death, serious illness, family conflict, impoverishment and despair.

To recap: Llewyn Davis (played by Oscar Isaac), a proud but struggling young New York-based folk singer, lurches from mishap to mishap as he tries to relaunch his career as a solo act after the suicide of his musical partner, Mike Timlin.

But I had always been able to bounce back from mishaps before.

Not only are the cards less vulnerable than conventional film to exposure and other environmental pitfalls, but they also recover more easily from mishaps.

Through painstaking determination, he mentally charted many stages and backstages and despite the cuts and bruises from mishaps, he refused to ever be tentative in his roles.

In the U.S., as elsewhere in the world, we have a Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which will almost certainly be given the task of ensuring that the public is safe from mishaps associated with tokamak power system failures.

Carolyn Cho says you should use your early adulthood to figure out how to recover from mishaps: "Your 20s [are] a time when most are relatively free of the responsibilities that will increase into your 30s and 40s.