He continued to stumble over the abortion issue all week.
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No hidden milk crates full of goodies to stumble over.
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HECK NO. Just watch me stumble over my words, haha.
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He would stumble over the relatives and their correct identities.
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Have you ever heard Mike Allen stumble over the word "naked"?
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Sometimes they stumble over the word, as it catches in their throats.
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I mispronounce or stumble over words — anastomosis, extravasation, Gastrografin — that seem foreign.
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A coincidence, naturally—celebs often stumble over each other at the coolest places.
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With other apps, you'll stumble over that same wrong note every single time.
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Patrons who stumble over from the Lot Radio slide past Australians shooting pool.
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They like hearing us stumble over a band's name, they like that personal connection.
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It got to the stage where I would be so nervous I'd stumble over words.
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There are people with university degrees in religious studies who might stumble over those questions.
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Some of his answers trailed off, and he seemed to stumble over memorised talking points.
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He was also one of the few candidates who didn't stumble over the LGBTQ acronym.
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I stumble over my words, but all I come up with is a lacklustre triangle.
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The light obscures my vision, and so I stumble over a boot along the way.
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We stumble over all sorts of smaller, irrelevant tasks that distract us from the real assignment.
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If MPs do stumble over the 48-letter threshold, Mrs May would probably win the confidence motion.
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Saran began to stumble over his words and used multiple excuses, including saying that they're always traveling.
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It's just about watching the bizarre antics as these two would-be lovers stumble over their pride.
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It's a bit easier for us to stumble over our words when these two planets oppose each other.
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We don't have to continue to stumble over race, class and politics when it comes to women's equality.
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I stumble over a pair of shoes that were made from three sets of high heels she's glued together.
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What is sometimes called "sentiment" or "tone" analysis presents a challenge for computers, which can stumble over simple words.
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You may stumble over some blocks around creative self-expression this morning, but things will flow smoothly later on.
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Writers are often told to write what they know, only to yield series that stumble over their self-indulgence.
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It's part old-time public recitation, part Hollywood table read, and at points actors stumble over the workmanlike text.
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He did, at times, seem to stumble over the words "Islamic" (meaning Muslim) and "Islamist" (meaning fundamentalist or militant).
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We stumble over ruins, repeating past sins, but the sins aren't the decadence or tolerance or pity that Raspail feared.
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My last name, uncommon even in my native Russia, is like an uneven sidewalk: People tend to stumble over it.
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The danger of pretending that you want to impeach Trump is that you may accidentally stumble over a potentially impeachable offense.
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As republicans stumble over their own proposals, the high level of industry consolidation threatens to monopolize the delivery of health services.
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So, no matter where your answer takes you in terms of content, don't stumble over your words, panic or start babbling.
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If you stumble over the answer and aren't quite sure what to say–you're lack of confidence in yourself is showing.
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Even films and TV shows that are lauded as forward thinking, artistic works tend to stumble over their own intrinsic misogyny.
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Past nonfiction efforts — like several that have tried to create textbooks from Wikipedia articles or other sources — often stumble over readability issues.
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As the women read Patsy's testimony in front of the camera, some stumble over lines, and others inhabit the role with pathos.
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A. Like humans, Apple's virtual assistant can sometimes stumble over names that don't read the same way they sound when spoken aloud.
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In total, about 10 congregants turned their backs on Bloomberg during his speech, causing him to momentarily stumble over his prepared statements.
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When Snoop arrived at the end of the day, Mikey seemed to stumble over his words a lot while interviewing him on stage.
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In later books, I recognized that there was less profanity because I would stumble over four-letter words and end up deleting them.
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He leaves the stewardship of the city, where he grew up, as a household name — though a name even locals sometimes stumble over.
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"We were thinking about the medal and that's really stupid to do," said 32-year-old Rytter Juhl of their stumble over the finish line.
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Koepka is the No. 9 seed, with Casey at No. 10, so they will be hoping the top seeds stumble over the next three days.
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Just as Congress couldn't reach consensus on a national privacy law in 2019, they'll stumble over how to alter the Communications Decency Act in 2020.
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As Democrats stumble over messaging, Republicans contend that Thursday's vote only fuels the misleading idea that Democrats are already engaged in a formal impeachment inquiry.
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They think it's an easy slam dunk, trying to get someone to stumble over their words so they look like they're not confident in what they're saying.
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After watching the House stumble over health care last week, Jim McCrery wonders when his former colleagues will reach the conclusion he did as a conservative Republican lawmaker.
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The party might stumble over health care and government funding, but if there's anything Republicans should know how to do blindfolded it's cut tax rates on a partisan basis.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip receive them at an "informal dinner," during which the men in the room virtually stumble over one another to talk to the first lady.
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As James came down with the ball, the two Warriors players seemed to stumble over one another, with Curry falling to the ground and undercutting James in the process.
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And in the East End, the endless stream of Jack the Ripper tours continue to stumble over one another each night, jockeying for position closest to the murder sites.
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By the end of the marathon, the clearest signs of weariness were an occasional quiver in her voice, a stumble over her words and a case of the sniffles.
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This is awfully hard to read; among other things, readers may stumble over whether "more massive particles" refers to a greater number of massive particles, or particles with more mass.
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So, given the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, is it unhealthy for people working from home to just wake up and stumble over to the computer screen in their pajamas?
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Hiring managers like a candidate who doesn't stumble over a salary question — saying salary doesn't matter is not a modest move; it makes it look like you haven't done your homework.
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But it's all too frequent that major Hollywood films stumble like Battle of the Sexes did, and other queer women have pointed out that films often stumble over their lesbian plots.
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"I begin all my trainings with an invitation for participants to stumble over language, to risk being politically incorrect, to bungle their pronouns — in the service of learning," Ms. Mencher said.
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Melissa Mather, the communications director at Family Health Centers, said she worried that patients like him, who already stumble over Medicaid's paperwork requirements, will be more lost under the new rules.
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Apple ditched the MagSafe connector in the new MacBook last year in favor of the USB-C, leaving us with no safety net for when we trip or stumble over our cords.
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"While M&A integration, a lack of strategic coherence, and executive turnover have caused Symantec to stumble over the past decade, we believe the company has finally turned the corner," Hutchinson predicts.
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The game's adventure designs that made them so ahead of their time were the exact features that made educators stumble over how to pack them into the straight-laced, testing motivated educational system.
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And the challenges of business get in the way, and you stumble over them; but with Abe, the reason I gave him infinite lives is because I wanted you to never give up.
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You start off overawed by the scale of your challenge, grovel through dark times taking each hill and paragraph as it comes, and eventually, hollowed out and blinking in disbelief, stumble over the line.
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Harris is hardly the only Democrat to stumble over health care; Warren has also been criticized for evasive answers to questions about whether Medicare for All would cause tax increases for middle-class families.
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Eventually Bruce's relentless advance caused Wong to stumble over a small step, into an untenable position on the floor where Bruce hollered "Do you yield?" in Cantonese over and over while pummeling him repeatedly.
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As if I was betraying some part of my culture, or causing the very people who I wanted my article to reach to instead stumble over it, all in an effort to achieve political-correctness.
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The ones he mentions are by and large exemplary, but walk around the city's downtown west end and you'll stumble over numerous four-piece rock bands made up entirely of average men ready to disappoint.
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James Connaughton, a senior White House environmental official in the George W. Bush administration, said it was typical for new administrations to stumble over the byzantine legal requirements of environmental policy in its early days.
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Stalin does indeed eventually die, but not before we're introduced to his inner circle, the Central Committee, an obsequious cohort of yes-men who stumble over one another to make the leader laugh without inadvertently offending him.
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If you're really serious about watching all things Grammys (and/or watching news personalities stumble over questions regarding sexual harassment), you can tune in to CBS's red carpet coverage starting at 6:30 pm EST, or E!
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McNab was also captivated by the Maya forest, a place where it was still common to stumble over vine-shrouded stellae—limestome monuments carved with the portraits of ancient kings—and the towering mounds of lost cities.
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Libyan and Arab news sites stumble over each other predicting the death or incapacitation of the Libyan military strongman, which would without doubt increase internal instability and could lead to a renewed power struggle in eastern Libya.
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The bottom line: There's little support in Westminster for a "no deal" Brexit, but with the deadline approaching and the sides as far apart as ever, the U.K. could well stumble over that cliff's edge on March 29.
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The former vice president's stumble over his position on the Hyde Amendment, combined with a "Rose Garden" strategy that has kept him aloof from mixing it up with his rivals, raised questions about the solidity of his lead.
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In that same Daily News interview, Sanders seemed to stumble over the details of how exactly he would break big banks up and prosecute wrongdoing on Wall Street—questions that you'd expect him to have polished answers on.
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Even as starter Zack Wheeler delivered six solid innings and three hitters — Jay Bruce, Travis d'Arnaud and Lucas Duda — homered on the way to a 4-53 lead, the Mets' relievers found a way to stumble over themselves.
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On a day of diplomacy and history, Mr. Obama later flew to Laos, becoming the first sitting American president to visit this country, where children still stumble over unexploded bombs dropped by the United States during the Vietnam War.
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But on those days when I woke up before dawn, too anxious to sleep but too fried to work, I would grab a sports bra from the pile of unfolded laundry on the floor and stumble over to the gym.
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There are the Good White People who stumble over each other to prove their goodness, who would declare the use of any GIF verboten if a black person wished it so, but only if they could broadcast such on social media.
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This will not be the first time Ryan has weighed in on the state of politics and the presidential election, having previously condemned Trump for his proposed ban on Muslims and stumble over disavowing support from the Ku Klux Klan.
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This is probably true, but I'd like to propose an alternative theory: Trump knew that it would be more engaging to watch idiots stumble over one another and commit blunders than to watch competent young strivers excel at the show's tasks.
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KellyAnne George, New Milford High School, New Milford, N.J.: Shakespeare's "Othello" and "Brother of Qandeel Baloch, Pakistani Internet Star, Gets Life Term for Her Murder" While reading Othello in class, I couldn't help but stumble over Othello's reason for killing Desdemona.
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He can also be irresistibly fun, with a big taste for Scotch, a gleam in his icy aqua eyes and a penchant for stem-winding parables that he will often stumble over but that will still make a strange kind of sense.
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Though it was cringe-inducing to watch many of these candidates stumble over what should have been an easy and essential question, their shared awkwardness underscored just how unprepared politicians often are to engage the specific needs and expectations of black and brown women.
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In the clip, Mary-Kate and Ashley – who portrayed Michelle Tanner on the hit sitcom from 1987 95 – wear matching pink outfits as they stumble over to their Uncle Jesse sitting in the grass as he wraps one arm around each of them in a tight hug.
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New York City police investigating a bombing in Manhattan over the weekend said on Monday they wanted to question two men who appeared to stumble over a second device made from a pressure cooker that had been left inside a bag lying on a city street.
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Huawei has also had a marketing stumble over memory chip specification in its other high-end Mate 9 model - illustrating both how a global memory chip shortage is causing problems for smartphone makers, and the challenges Huawei faces in trying to overtake Apple Inc with its top-end phones.
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We are soon to wander through a three-week football desert before reaching the promised land of Euro 220, not an oasis in sight as we stumble over the rough sands of season reviews and Harry Redknapp columns demanding Wes Morgan be called up to the England squad.
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Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer — or AKK, as she is often called, because even German tongues stumble over that name — won in a tight race against two other candidates: Friedrich Merz, who returned to the political stage after a decade of absence, and the youthful conservative minister of health, Jens Spahn.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's stumble over the weekend and the stated link to pneumonia has spurred new questions about the disease.
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Its pacing is leaden (it vastly overestimates the entertainment value of watching Schumer stumble over her words), its dialogue is stilted (when Schumer does get her words out, she often speaks in first-draft diatribes), its characters are underwritten, and it sometimes seems as though the film can't make up its mind about what we're supposed to be laughing at, or why.
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I find it safest to put on records within the 45- to 52-minute range: Kelela's Take Me Apart or Jody Watley's Affairs of the Heart work best on the days I stumble over some perfunctory step, like forgetting to turn on a burner or incorrectly measuring the amount of white wine and needing to cook it out a little longer.
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For the time being, people wanting to experience virtual reality at its most immersive will have to cough up and continue to stumble over a cumbersome cable that ties them to a PC powerful enough to do all the visual computation, while minimising the effects of "latency"—ie, the lag between the user doing something and seeing the action occur in the virtual scene.
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On a smaller scale, it has been roughed up over its coming museum, the adoption of a code of conduct, leaks about an internal sexual harassment investigation, the creation and dissolution of a popular-film award, a stumble over whether to invite back Oscar winners from last year as presenters, a brouhaha over who will sing what nominated songs during the ceremony and the implosion of Kevin Hart as host of this year's show.
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William Hartnell described the Doctor as "a wizard", and "a cross between the Wizard of Oz and Father Christmas". Paul McGann, who played a later incarnation of the Doctor, said Hartnell's "seemed like a Victorian, someone kind of stern and paterfamilias about him. Something kind but scary". One quirk of the First Doctor was his tendency to become occasionally tongue-tied and stumble over words.
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However, based on their previous encounter, Vinay refused to sell it. Sameera tried to reason with him, but Vinay revealed he is a family friend of Rahul and knows she is his fiancée. He advises Sameera to end her affair with Ashok. Suddenly, a furious Ashok punched Vinay, causing him to stumble over the fencing on the overlook and fall into the forest a hundred feet below.
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Said and done, the wall rose up in the dark. Then the Lord had a farmer's wife from Timmenrode walk to market with her cockerel and stumble over a small pebble. Whereupon the rooster stretched his neck in the basket and began to crow. The Devil thought the night was over and flung the keystone furiously against his wall, leaving only fragments of it standing.
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Actions include swinging the sword, raising the shield, moving in one of eight directions, or standing up. The player can shove an opponent by moving into him, which may cause him to stumble over a rock or fall into the fire pit. In the first round, both the player and the Octon can perform four actions in a turn, but this increases in subsequent rounds. Damage is tracked using strength points.
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The meaning of this name is uncertain. The second element looks like it is derived from Greek (andros) meaning "of a man", but there are sources who doubt this. The first element is more difficult to pinpoint: it could be derived from Greek (skazo) "to limp, to stumble (over an obstacle)" or from Greek (skaios) meaning "left(-handed)" or "awkward". The meaning of the name might then perhaps be "limping man" or "awkward man".
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Nucki returns from the spree. The men are all drunk and stumble over to some benches to rest. Nucki deliriously stumbles over to speak to a horse on a carriage. That morning, Ossi attends the official breakfast for young women given by the Multi-Millionaires’ Daughters Association Against Dipsomania. They toast, “Down with dipsomania!” They then have their consulting hours, only because their patients will sober up by themselves if they don't cure them first.
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Both good and evil Rock Lords must be on their guard when traveling in the wilderness. The large rock they stumble over might change into Terra-Roc! This winged menace soars through the air spreading fear and terror with his piercing cries warning everyone to "Look out below!"." Spike Stone (Japan: Rockdon): A Styracosaurus- type dinosaur "Spike Stone and other Rockasaurs roam the land showing no favor to either good or evil rock warriors.
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Female body length ranges from 9 to 29 mm; males are slightly smaller. They live in burrows in earthen banks, on some cave walls, and probably in forests. The burrow is sealed with a thin, circular woven door, which is disguised with earth and moss. While they spend the day deep inside the burrow, at night they wait just below the door for insects, woodlice and similar animals that stumble over one of the seven silken threads that radiate from the entrance.
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Nearly a year and a half after the events in Small Favor, a wounded Warden Morgan shows up at Dresden's apartment, asking for protection from the other Wardens. Morgan reveals that he was drugged and framed for the murder of Senior Council member LaFortier. While obtaining medical supplies, Dresden spots a naagloshi, a shape-shifting creature from Native American lore. Over the course of investigating Morgan's apparent crime, he legally entangles his apprentice Molly, as well as Captain Luccio, after they stumble over Morgan in Dresden's home.
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He finds Shaylin, a blind girl, and she makes him stumble over the traditional lines, so that when he finally marks her and she reveals a red Mark he blames himself. Shaylin recovers her eyesight and gains her first gift, the very rare True Sight, which allows a person to 'see' others in colors. Confused, Erik decides to take her to Stevie Rae. At the school, Zoey receives a visit from her grandmother, who confirms Linda's death and leaves for a seven-day period of mourning.
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They discuss a variety of issues like a traditional couple, but in the end it transpires that Esther is an escort and is paid for her time with Louis. Gerry (Hugh Bonneville) and Julia (Gina McKee) sit on a rug enjoying some red wine and cheese. They stumble over modern terminology for ethnic minorities and not being, or appearing to be, racist. They talk about former relationships and children and, as they are both in their early forties, Julia worries that she will no longer be able.
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According to the witnesses who were interviewed during the investigation, one of the fans fell at the lower steps of Stairway 1. According to some reports, it was a young woman, who had lost her shoe on the stairs and stopped, trying to retrieve it and put it back on. A couple of people also stopped, trying to help the fan in need, but the moving dense crowd on the stairs, limited by metal banisters, crushed them down. People began to stumble over the bodies of those who were crushed in a domino effect.
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Based on an original screenplay by Sean Lewis and Matt Dellapina, the movie stars Matt Dellapina as Greg \- a children's musician living in the cozy, domestic confines of Brooklyn. When big news comes in for his absentee friend, the constant bachelor Shawn (Sean Lewis), the two make it a mission to visit everyone who has shunned Shawn for years. After the two old friends stumble over some re- acquainting pains, they soon hit the American road. The film also stars Maria Vorhis and star of HBO's Vinyl, MacKenzie Meehan.
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Hal Gurnee (born January 25, 1935, in New York, New York, U.S.) is an American television director who directed all of the television shows hosted by David Letterman on NBC. Gurnee directed the NBC daytime program The David Letterman Show, then moved with Letterman to Late Night with David Letterman in 1982. Gurnee himself would often be heard or appear on the show, when Letterman would call on him in the control room to facilitate a comedy segment. When introducing him, Letterman would deliberately stumble over and mispronounce his last name (e.g.
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ME (pronounced "me"interview "S: It’s also great to watch people like radio presenters stumble over the name. “This is Me. Not me! It’s the band, Me.” Except when you call your song ‘Naked’ and people try and search for ‘Me – Naked’, that’s not a very good idea, not for us anyway") were an Australian rock band formed in Melbourne active from 2008-2015. The band composed of Luke Ferris (vocals, guitar, piano), Michael Godde (bass, backing vocals), Spike Rogers (drums), and two separate guitarists: Damian Tapley and Joshua Murphy.
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In 2008, Johnston publicly expressed his frustration to Billboard at the inability of WWE to secure better promotional deals with artists due to a lack of understanding of the WWE product. He said, "One of my frustrations is getting the word out about just how much music is used in our product. The labels will stumble over themselves to get on MTV, but no one's watching MTV". Conversely, WWE and Johnston have been responsible for helping to fuel a surge in sales for associated acts such as Fuel, Shinedown and Motörhead through their use in WWE productions.
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Monday, October 14, 1991 (3:08pm EDT) at Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta Zane Smith had his second excellent game of the Series, but this time he won, beating Tom Glavine and the Braves 1–0 in almost a mirror image of Smith's start in Game 2. However, in Game 2, Smith had given up the one run and lost. Controversy surrounded this game when David Justice appeared to score on a single to left, but he seemed to miss third base and was called out on an appeal. Replays were inconclusive, but Justice did stumble over third base, and the umpires called him out, preserving Smith's shutout.
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Bo and Luke always seem to stumble over Hogg's latest scheme, sometimes by curiosity, and often by sheer luck, and put it out of business. Despite the Dukes often coming to his rescue (see below), Hogg never loses his irrational dislike of the clan, particularly Bo and Luke, often accusing them of spying on him, robbing or planning to rob him, and other nefarious actions. The role of Boss Hogg was played by Sorrell Booke, who performed frequently on radio, stage, and film prior to his role in The Dukes of Hazzard. Boss Hogg is one of only two characters to appear in every episode of the TV series, the other being Uncle Jesse Duke.
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A Midrash taught that when Jews rise from their sleep and quickly proceed to read the Shema, thus proclaiming the sovereignty of God, they become like lions. Then as they set out on their worldly affairs, if they stumble over any sin, or if destroying demons approach them, they proclaim the sovereignty of God. When they recite the words of "The Lord is One," the destroying demons are consumed; they whisper, "Blessed be His Name whose glorious kingdom is for ever and ever" (conceding God's sovereignty); and they flee. By virtue of reading the Shema, Jews are supported by angelic watchers of the day and entrusted to the watchers of the night.
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"MJF not to join govt", Nepalnews, June 17, 2008. The Constituent Assembly went into indefinite recess on June 18. The three main parties continued their discussions on that day, but did not reach an agreement. However, CPN (M) spokesman Krishna Bahadur Mahara said that they were getting closer to an agreement, and he said that the party had postponed its deadline to June 19."Big three stumble over power-sharing; agree to continue talks", Nepalnews, June 18, 2008. On June 19, the three main parties reached an agreement providing for a constitutional amendment that would enable a government to be formed or dismissed by a simple majority vote of the Constituent Assembly, rather than the previously required two-thirds majority vote.
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Ben Brantley, reviewing for The New York Times, wrote, "This latest offering from the prolific Mr. LaChiusa, often feels wan and weary...The music, though superbly orchestrated (by Michael Starobin) and played, goes places that singers used to hard-sell Broadway pizazz cannot follow. The punctuating yelps; the wavering sustained notes in minor keys; the labyrinthine interior musical paths; the eruptions into antimelodic harshness — these are all more the stuff of mid-20th-century chamber operas than conventional show tunes...The touchingly game performers, who include musical pros like Daphne Rubin-Vega (a haunting presence as the ugly daughter) and Yolande Bavan (as Bernarda's senile mother), inevitably stumble over such challenges."Brantley, Ben. "Theatre Review: Bernarda Alba, Sex and a Monster Mother Seething in Sunny Spain", The New York Times, March 7, 2006.
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Log fences differ from the usual equestrian jump, which involves removable poles set in jump cups that are attached to a standard, because they are solid and do not fall down. Therefore, the horse may touch the fence, and even scramble over it, without penalty. However, the fact that they are solid increases the risk that horse and rider will be injured if they make a mistake: the horse may hit it so hard that the rider is launched from the saddle or the horse may stumble over it and fall on landing. In the worst-case scenario, a horse may hit the fence on his forearms, and somersault over it, which risks injury to the horse and especially the rider if the horse lands on him/her.
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Testifying to Widgery that they identified gunmen or nail bombers on the barricade, the paratroopers opened fire. By the time a ceasefire order was given, seven men had been shot dead or fatally wounded. John Young (17), Michael McDaid (20), and William Nash (19) fell almost simultaneously. Widgery decided that Nash may have been shot by "Soldier P",Widgery – Report of the Tribunal, paragraph 78 but that Young and McDaid could have been shot by any of the paratroopers at Kells Walk.Widgery – Report of the Tribunal, paragraph 75Widgery – Report of the Tribunal, paragraph 77 Michael Kelly (17) was also shot dead, the recovered bullet showing it had been fired by "Soldier F". Hugh Gilmore (17) was hit as he ran towards the barricade, but managed to stumble over it and carry on a little further before he collapsed and died.
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