Sentence examples similar to tiny blunders from inspiring English sources
At a summer dinner party, in the high-ceilinged rooms of my brother-in-law's house, open to the stuffy Malaspina night, women in provincial evening finery began shrieking and covering their hair as a tiny, blundering baby bat wobbled desperately through the lamplight, finally coming to rest at the top of a voluminous curtain.
Put Negative Stuff In A Box When we're beating ourselves up, a tiny blunder is inflated into an epic typhoon of failure.
Everyone so far has blundered along with tiny screens.
Footballers are to be fitted with tiny transmitters to end the refereeing blunders which infuriate - or delight - players, managers and fans.
Encased in brushed, sturdy aluminum, the LaCie Rikiki, which means "tiny" in French, represents a resilient aesthetic that protects your media from everyday blunders and unwelcome fingerprints.
It pains me (albeit, only a tiny bit) to have to point out once again where you've blundered, but I can't let this go.
Blunders in style [graphic].
The Blunders of Our Governments.
