Sentence examples for going to blunder from inspiring English sources

And it seemed they were going to blunder again as Buffalo came at them in the final quarter.

You need the science to lead the way, or else you're going to blunder in and make mistakes and not make anything better.

When you make that big leap, you're going to blunder onto things that are big surprises.

We weren't going to blunder into it.

Primarily because ideally you want your transition from run-of-the-mill raver to booth price/princess to be a smooth one (elbow shaped bruises and burn marks from death stares won't help your cause much) and secondly because there's no way any half-decent DJ is going to want a blundering dickhead stood behind them for a few hours trying to steal a few sips of their freebies.

In all other ways, I really think this is going to be a monumental blunder that Pepsi will regret for years to come.

"I'm not going to commit any more blunders.

The Tory MP said after the Savile scandal "you would have thought that whole of the BBC would be alert to make sure there weren't going to be any more blunders".

"I swear I did not pay for this whole interaction," he said, "because this is going to be the worst single blunder the debate commission has ever made".

It looked as if the Mets were going to overcome a base-running blunder by Timo Perez, who was thrown out at the plate for the final out of the sixth inning after slowing down on the bases because he thought Todd Zeile's smash to left field was going to be a home run.

Barring a blunder, it's going to be hard for France to retake control.