Sentence examples similar to fumbling approach from inspiring English sources
Mr Clegg will not get PR from the Tories, but he may get a seat in Cabinet: an idea floated by Sir John Major as the two parties were making their first fumbling approaches to each other on Friday.
Network television executives have never been particularly adept at relating to younger viewers or stars -- often fumbling like pimply teens approaching unattainable prom dates.
The DPP will go off to re-engineer itself, seeking to recover from the problems brought on it by Chen's headstrong approach and its repeated fumblings in domestic policy.
He refused to go quietly, setting Thailand on its present self-destructive path.Duncan McCargo, of the University of Leeds, sees parallels between Thailand's fumbling response to the red shirts and its approach to Muslim insurgents in the troubled south.
Burnley looked likeliest to score as the match approached the break, with Kieran Trippier's powerful drive forcing Kenny into a fumbling save before Austin fired straight at the Leeds keeper moments later.
However fumbling, I oblige.
More fumbling, more deflective jokes.
He offered a bit more fumbling.
And that fumbling favours a tax.
He's fumbling and stumbling and bumbling.
