Sentence examples for wild stab from inspiring English sources

You're taking a wild stab there".

Of course it is a wild stab in the dark.

I'll take a wild stab in the dark and suggest that the priority of these managers may be to increase company profits.

If you had to take a wild stab in the dark at Madonna's political leanings, you'd probably land somewhere to the left of centre.

He flails away in London, where he just might be Fleet Street's most-fired journalist, and then, seduced by Hollywood dreams, takes a wild stab at starting a screenwriting career in Los Angeles.

This has nothing to do with athletics or the skills of teams like the Knicks, who play a game that almost resembles basketball, and the Jets, who make a wild stab at football.

Underpinned by a languorous bass line, interspersed with wild stabs of guitar and an infectious, repetitious lyric that takes the piss out of earnest celebrities and the new culture of tainted altruism, satire never seemed so alive.

Even if a cure is possible or preferable (both of which are arguable) these wild stabs at hunting down genetic bogeymen in the hopes of eliminating them in the future do nothing to improve the lives of the autistic people and their caregivers who are struggling with a scarcity of both resources and understanding right now.

He is the reason many are giving up or giving in, why they're succumbing to despair or taking wild nihilistic stabs into the void.

Arsenal  trailed 2-0 with 15 minutes to go when the Nigerian striker deftly brought a wild Marc Overmars shot under control before stabbing in to give Arsenal faint hope.

In late 1960, at the end of another wild party, he stabbed his second wife Adele in a moment of drunken madness.