Sentence examples for stop blunder from inspiring English sources

Felipe Massa, winner of the BBC's best overtake award, finds himself an award winner again, this time the Brazilian taking the honour of the best pit stop blunder.

"Possibly I lost faith that politicians in high places who do not have to endure war's savagery will ever stop blundering and sending others to endure it".

"Al-Hilal's management stressed that President Sheikh Salman Al Khalifa' should bear the responsibility and stop the blunders that were witnessed in the two matches," the Al Hilal statement read.

In a strongly-worded statement released on Monday night, the club's board of directors urged Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman Al Khalifa to "stop the blunders" and said doubts had been raised about the confederation's integrity and fairness.

But they finally stopped the blunders and, trailing by 24-14 entheing the fourth quarter, scored three touchdowns to overtake the Chiefs (3-3).

We need to stop seeing it something blunder-ridden and undesirable.

It stops me from blundering wildly into knee-length denim skirts and 'fun' cardigans".

Washington needs to crack the denial and stop blaming others for its own blunders.

Surrounded by activists and reporters, he was forced to stop in a Thick of It-style blunder outside a hair salon called Supercuts as he was heckled about Government austerity.

After 15 minutes Amoruso rushed to stop Craig Feroz taking advantage of a Konterman blunder and four minutes later there was an astonishing let-off for the Premier League team.

If so, it seems to have overplayed its hand, antagonising South Korea by bullying it—just as America blundered when it tried to stop its allies joining the AIIB.