Sentence examples for stumbled later from inspiring English sources

Moreover, such a strategy could make Mr. Romney less resilient if he did tolerably well on Feb. 28 and on Super Tuesday but stumbled later.

It stumbles later on, though.

For instance, a publisher can make a best bid of $100,000 and win the book, only to stumble later upon the horrible revelation that the next best bid was $45,000.

It is conceivable that Mr. Obama would help Mrs. Clinton by initially commanding contributions and blocking out more experienced and tested potential rivals — like Mr. Edwards or Mr. Bayh — only to stumble later on, when it is too late for anyone else to catch up.

But she stumbled in later shows and was voted out by viewers on April 12 after a lackluster performance.

But then he got out of the habit of writing, stumbled years later upon on a box of his old poetry in his mom's basement, and realized: This stuff is horrible.

But we also have Bill Clinton, who recovered from his early stumbles only to make fresher stumbles, later; but who is also generally seen as a successful president who handily won re-election.

Let's not shake our head if she stumbles and later regret not supporting her -- it's not a crazy idea.

Despite their harrowing appearance, the two sesh gremlins who stumble through later in Moschino shirts stretched to distortion – taking it in turns to visit the toilet, clearly still bumping keys from the night before – have no problem fitting in, precisely because they are so battered they can barely speak.

Southwest Airlines was almost a carbon copy of a pioneer that later stumbled, Pacific Southwest Airlines.

There, an archivist read through them recently and wrote the synopsis that Mr. Paley later stumbled upon.