Many of the stumbling points, of course, had less to do with differences between Jews and Christians than differences among different strands of Judaism.
He turned the wrong way on the track, reversed course and began stumbling.
Columbus, of course, stumbled across the New World while looking for cinnamon, pepper and other spices.
Of course, the biggest stumbling block for Yahoo is the price.
That empire, of course, would come stumbling to an end, but the city would endure as a repository of Classical art and architecture, as the seat of popes and as a myth-cloaked metropolis that remains an irresistible magnet for travelers and tourists.
For many students, this course is a stumbling block toward majoring in STEM fields.
While it's not as bad as a child stumbling upon adult content, of course, it's still not the ideal user experience.
There were other stumbles, of course, like the two pieces of cardboard fried lotus that added nothing to an artistic arrangement of glossy tuna sashimi, to be dipped into heady fresh ginger and lime sauce nearby.
East and 12th in the 16-team conference, stumbling around as if blindfolded on an obstacle course.
The insistence on attribution (the death was confirmed by XXX), which is of course proper journalistic practice, is another stumbling block to the smooth flow of copy.
