Sentence examples for own malfunction from inspiring English sources

But if the Americans are not competing in Brazil a year and a half from now, it will be through their own malfunction.

Mr Wagoner's difficulties were primarily in Europe, both within GM's own malfunctioning operations and in an unwise marriage proposal to Italy's troubled Fiat car firm.

In solidarity with her Virgin label mate, Janet Jackson, Ms. Love engineered her own wardrobe malfunction, pulling down the top of her silk slip dress and flashing her right breast.

The new group, which is not a registered political party, also suffered its own technical malfunctions following the launch.

In addition, we live in an overstimulated society with electronics buzzing us to the point where our own inspiration malfunctions when it is needed.

These bone-chilling tales of blood, vomit, and romance gone awry will surely help put your own costume malfunctions and flakey friend gripes in perspective.

As might be expected from a band who have dressed as yetis and once faked their own deaths with (malfunctioning) blood packs on stage at Hammersmith Apollo, they have some fairly ambitious plans for these performances.

During a production of Happy Days at the NT in 1976 Beckett cut a page of his own text when a malfunctioning parasol refused to burst into flames.

They typically appeal to our intuitions about illness as support for their own emphasis on underlying bodily malfunction.

Timberlake, a former member of 'N Sync and a spokesman for McDonald's, issued his own apology, blaming a "wardrobe malfunction".

In 2004, Timberlake was involved in Jackson's infamous "wardrobe malfunction" during her own Halftime performance.