Sentence examples for notable mishaps from inspiring English sources
But what matters even more is that Labour is once again in the dock for incompetence.Under Tony Blair, Mr Brown's predecessor, the government got a reputation for bungling, with notable mishaps at the Home Office.
His short career in Brighton, like that in love, is probably most notable for its mishaps.
The Interior Department conducted an urgent review of Shell's operations after a disastrous 2012 drilling season notable for ship groundings, environmental and safety violations, the failure of a spill-containment system, weather delays and other mishaps.
SAN FRANCISCO — The requisite elements of a Johan Santana start — mishaps aplenty, offensive droughts, a nail-bitingly close game — materialized in the brilliant California sunshine Saturday afternoon, with one notable exception.
Rehearsals were brief, mishaps routine.
Most questions revolve around Bush's mishaps.
Out of such mishaps, wars can start.
