I stumbled once or twice more.
The stock market stumbled hard once more yesterday as it wound up a brutal year that began with euphoria but ended with thousands of devastated investors and the worst returns in more than two decades.
If he's worried that his creation will stumble once its architect has more time to pursue his passion for in-line skating along the beach and other retirement activities, Kresa isn't showing it.
I stopped on the road and took a drink to lighten it, and then another, and then perhaps one too many, for I stumbled as I set off once more.
Both Jared and I stumbled more than once when caught by a sudden gust; being lighter, I was also driven to my knees on a few occasions.
But he appeared pallid and exhausted during the debate, and stumbled more than once in a trademark recitation, criticized as wonkish by many commentators, of economic figures and government support programs for Britain's most vulnerable people.
Taking office in 1990, just as a Wall Street and real estate collapse pitched the city into deep recession, Mayor Dinkins, the city's first African-American mayor, stumbled more than once.
She spoke with the diction of somebody giving a dramatic reading, and she stumbled more than once as she read, botching the crucial line: "I will vote to support, of, the, the, will vote in support of cloture on the motion to proceed to this bill". She argued, a bit too strenuously, that "I'm not thinking about my reelection" in 2010.
AT&T has stumbled more than once.
This may be why the scriptures tell us about people like Peter, who stumbled more than once.
And he's stumbled more than once, which may be having an impact on his overall support.
