Sentence examples for stumbling of from inspiring English sources
The photos do not show his teenage stumbling, of which there was plenty.
Here Mr. Hansen does some stumbling of his own: He provides not only a step-by-step account of the murder but also a second version as it played out in a courtroom.
(But the Major is interrupted by the stumbling of footsteps on the stairs and Jimmy's voice whining out: "Oh you take the high road and I'll take the low road").
Though the extremely drawn-out cycles of approach and retreat by the work's four underwear-clad dancers tried one's patience, some of the effects were chilling: the floating of the drowned, the stumbling of the saved.
As for the Lions, defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh returns this week, and there is a chance defensive backs Chris Houston and Louis Delmas return as well, which would help strengthen a secondary that has been stumbling of late.
He gives a bigger nod to goalie Ty Conklin, who started as the Penguins' third goalie only to save them after an injury to Marc-Andre Fleury and the stumbling of backup Dany Sabourin.
And despite the winding down of traditional CCTV cameras in public places, stumbling out of a pub won't mean stumbling out of the view of surveillance.
"Mom!" Ares yelled, stumbling out of his bed and into the living room.
But even they, the survivors, were stumbling out of the smoke into a different world.
It's hard to conquer the world when you keep stumbling out of the gate.
He's been stumbling out of the closet since September 2008.
