Sentence examples for suddenly stumbled from inspiring English sources

But as the expectations for him to supplant Woods as the game's pre-eminent player soared, McIlroy suddenly stumbled.

And of course, as you probably know, I suddenly stumbled into Kenneth Branagh and started doing all the Shakespeare stuff.

After all that, it's disheartening to hear that the plan has suddenly stumbled against unexpected environmental and safety problems when it seemed close to getting the go-ahead.

It was like a scene out of an old-fashioned horror movie: two hikers, alone in the frigid wilderness with no cell reception, suddenly stumbled into a pool of quicksand.

During a rosy dusk (it was as if the viewer had suddenly stumbled into a Maxfield Parrish painting), artists staged performance pieces: a range of lazy, self-indulgent, overly ironic and captivating.

While Paramount survived its earliest years by leaning on its parent company, in 1920 a fellow independent label, New York's OKeh, suddenly stumbled upon a new market: hitherto neglected black record-buyers.

The six-year-old was suddenly stumbling, mumbling, deaf and bad-tempered.

Every week, the supposedly brilliant doctors nearly kill their patients, over and over again, before suddenly stumbling onto the miracle cure.

In The Magician's Nephew, published 50 years after Five Children and It, a character from another world, Jadis, Queen of Charn, suddenly stumbles into London.

The rally comes as the pound suddenly stumbles, as my colleague Jess Elgot reports that Brexit talks between the government and the Labour party have stalled.

Walking along a lively street lined with restaurants and shops, I would suddenly stumble into a wasteland where the railroad passed through.