Sentence examples for stumbling performances from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower was a far more fluent writer than his stumbling performances behind a microphone suggested, so I would choose his memoir, "Mandate for Change".

But his stumbling performances during those contests and other articles in the news media have blunted his fast start.

McCain was so frustrated by his own, at times, stumbling performance that he vowed never to deliver another teleprompter speech again.

After another stuttering, stumbling performance that looked set for frustration, Antoine Griezmann played the role that reduced Dimitri Payet to tears in their opening game by snatching delirious victory from the jaws of a disappointing draw with a 90th-minute header.

Those who look hard may stumble across performances within the performance, from BAC artist Gecko to Roderick Usher doing a mind-reading act.

Her last appearance — in 2007 — was a disaster, with the singer famously stumbling through her performance.

The Evening Standard's Milton Shulman praised Quayle's "memorable performance of stumbling, inarticulate passion and envy" and Ure's "sure touch".

But after stumbling upon an early performance by the Sex Pistols, she was inspired to place an ad in a British music magazine, searching for "young punx who want to stick it together".

On any summer evening, you'll stumble across dance performances, live music, street entertainers and craft stalls for kids.

While the extraordinarily expensive, and frustratingly unfunny first series of Blackadder, which he co-wrote with Ben Elton, stumbled, his virtuoso performances in the subsequent series secured his place in the hall of British comedy fame.

Ahrar al-Sham also said there was "a gulf" between the HNC negotiating body and "the revolutionary street with all its military and civilian elements", calling its performance "weak and stumbling" while Russia and Iran were helping the government make territorial gains.