So I stumbled on this TED talk by Angela Duckworth.
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Some horses slipped and stumbled on the smooth tarmac surface.
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They overcame that stretch, but stumbled on the next one.
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Too many family members already have stumbled on that one.
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When he stumbled on the word "editing," Zohre prompted him.
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In the dark she could easily have stumbled on a pack.
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Being seven, I thought I had stumbled on an indie hit.
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In veterans' affairs, Mr O'Rourke has stumbled on an interesting speciality.
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The organizers stumbled on some of their promises the first day.
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He has delivered on some major promises and stumbled on others.
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I stumbled on a letter to the editor in Science Magazine.
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Holy crap, we stumbled on to a hot topic for Jon!
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But the spacecraft stumbled on the last part of its journey.
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Technology stocks stumbled on Friday, dragging down the Nasdaq composite index.
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Others, like the Duffins, have stumbled on theirs as they wander.
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And that's when I stumbled on Rhoda's books in his collection.
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But each also stumbled on its path to the boy-band crown.
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Another reason can be that the study stumbled on a false positive.
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They stumbled on Narva, where almost the entire population is Russian-speaking.
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She stumbled on the issue during the last CNN Democratic town hall.
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"Everyone here today has stumbled on their own stony roads," she said.
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After I stumbled on the site, I started browsing their many offerings.
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He stumbled on the influential Jon Gruden's QB Camp show on ESPN.
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CHICAGO — Inside the convention hall, the choreography of American politics stumbled on.
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She stumbled on, teetering in her high heels, pretending to be drunk.
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Whether through ignorance or cleverness, Perry stumbled on a different communications strategy.
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"He stumbled on this scheme, and it exploded," the former employee said.
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Vidal stumbled on the idea two years ago while on vacation in Lisbon.
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One day on Twitter, I stumbled on a piece she'd written for Vice.
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Dr Smith stumbled on the specimens while conducting a study on lizard diversity.
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At Carnoustie it was Woods who stumbled on the back nine while leading.
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Myeshia Johnson said the President stumbled on her husband's name during the call.
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While searching for them, police stumbled on another dead body two kilometers away.
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He went for a walk, stumbled on a canal and met Mr. Privett.
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He then stumbled out of quad No. 2, then stumbled on another triple.
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They had sold the dream and stumbled on the path back to reality.
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Famously, JP Morgan still stumbled on the London Whale trade despite such supervision.
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Eventually, we find we've stumbled on it without the assistance of our phones.
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Image: Citizen launch videoBack in October we stumbled on a strange app called Vigilante.
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Later, I stumbled on " Raising Lifelong Learners", which had helped me change my behaviors.
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I also stumbled on his description of what he considers Calvinism's most distinctive legacy.
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Dolores explained her doctor's visit was delayed after she stumbled on the baby bat.
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I think some of the other legacy outlets have really stumbled on the job.
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So I did a little sleuthing online, and stumbled on some early Triscuit advertisements.
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Severino also stumbled on the mound after throwing a pitch to Toronto C Luke Maile.
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Bill Cosby looked haggard and old as he stumbled on his way to the courthouse.
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Most fund managers stumbled on the crisis, panicked, and didn't do any investments at all.
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Martin explains that he stumbled on the artist's work on the popular site one day.
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She's stumbled on what she's lost: a life story that is private, rather than secret.
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In that time, I stumbled on a simmering debate among economists and student-loan experts.
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They may have stumbled on their first step in France, but that job will continue.
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Hoboob has stumbled on several previous tenders, failing to buy wheat and citing high prices.
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Then he stumbled on a demimonde that has come to be known as Weird Twitter.
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Before Red Yenta, Brostoff had stumbled on a Facebook page called "OKComrade," an OkCupid knockoff.
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Trudeau came under frequent attack from his rivals and stumbled on occasion over his words.
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When Tiny stumbled on the clippers, she realized she had grown tired of her perm.
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A young architectural historian, Scott stumbled on Zélide more than a century after her death.
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Then I stumbled on this video, and realized that there is indeed order amid chaos.
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Most banks that have failed the tests in the past stumbled on the qualitative objection.
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We were living in another building our landlord owned, and we just stumbled on this place.
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Can you describe the moment you stumbled on your father's book and realized what it was?
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Perhaps you've stumbled on real-life unicorn woman, Amina Mucciolo's Instagram, during a late night scroll.
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Then Dr Christine Chung, a Nashville researcher recruited to the team, stumbled on an intriguing clue.
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God help me, I've been starting to think it may have stumbled on a winning formula.
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He nailed the first three, but stumbled on the fourth, a planned quad-single-triple combination.
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Mr. Son's engineers stumbled on Brain Corp when they were looking for self-driving car technology.
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The Russian Mikhail Kolyada fell on one jump and stumbled on another, but managed second place.
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Holding a stress ball, she stumbled on her way out and grabbed the wall for support.
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"When I stumbled on this, I was just completely shocked," said the professor, Po-Shen Loh.
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Six months later, frustrated, he returned to his contact sheets and stumbled on his Frackville shoot.
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Everyone from Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama has stumbled on the way to the White House.
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Nonetheless, military and law-enforcement officials became convinced that they had stumbled on a valuable tactic.
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Cloutier stumbled on the forgotten manuscript of "Amiable With Big Teeth" while studying at Columbia in 2009.
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For those of you who stumbled on this blog because you find yourself in a similar predicament.
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He had stumbled on a video showing two Frenchmen making a chocolate mousse out of the runoff.
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A bit wobbly, she ignored her own warning and stumbled on the first step, grabbing the banister.
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Last month, a security researcher named Anand Prakash stumbled on a major flaw in Facebook's account security.
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In 2016, researchers stumbled on a radical tactic for reducing another person's bigotry: a frank, brief conversation.
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In 2009, President Obama had to retake the oath of office after Roberts stumbled on the wording.
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She stumbled on the process after deciding she had wasted enough paper — and money — on Cibachrome prints.
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I stumbled on this open-source Merriam Webster dictionary online looking for early instances of this word.
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It seemed extinct by the 1970s, until scientists stumbled on two undiscovered populations in the country's south.
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Mr. Biden stumbled on Wednesday as he sought to discuss one of his signature issues: health care.
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Somehow I stumbled on Jimmy Durante here, so this can be the coincidental footnote to these clues.
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Estrada, apparently overwhelmed by being face to face with one of his idols, stumbled on his line.
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It was then that I stumbled on the work of Evan Pantazi, reportedly a seventh dan under Dillman.
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And this is how I stumbled on galactagogues, and the many, many ways they're sold to new mothers.
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Evan Bayh, has stumbled on the campaign trail, seeing his once commanding lead now shrinking to single digits.
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Control was the first time I stumbled on a sound that was sort of consistent throughout the album.
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In March, Trump disavowed David Duke, but only after he stumbled on the issue a few days prior.
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It took me step-by-step through the process, though I initially stumbled on the Wi-Fi connectivity.
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Tech shares, which stumbled on the previous day, rebounded after the Nasdaq posted its best session since Nov.
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In response, she took up karate to learn how to fend off men and eventually stumbled on weightlifting.
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Now a group of French nuclear physicists say they have stumbled on Fukushima's signature in Northern California wine.
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"I stumbled on the idea of virtual assistant," said Ms. Lafferty, now 67, who lives in San Francisco.
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I also stumbled on this riveting minor key version of YMCA, which could definitely be in a movie.
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Then I stumbled on and came across this guy, who seemed fairly non-manic, and eager to talk.
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That was until 1996, when he stumbled on a potential cure as he was searching for alternate medications.
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"I think I stumbled on the most powerful unknown American of the 20th century," Kinzer says of Gottlieb.
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The sketchy app behavior was first stumbled on by Will Strafach, a mobile security expert known for iOS hacking.
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Would-be internet sleuths stumbled on a Reddit account called RavenChamps, which was slightly similar to Katz's "ravens2012champs" handle.
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The move came amid heightened expectations for economic growth, though the Trump agenda recently has stumbled on political roadblocks.
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This year, he stumbled on a talking point during an interview, saying that women should be "punished" for abortions.
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Myeshia Johnson said the President's tone during the call upset her and that Trump stumbled on her husband's name.
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Then I stumbled on Luis Flores, 13, standing with his wife, Ximena Troncoso, 21, in front of their house.
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Yet the gaffe-prone Biden has stumbled on the debate stage and in campaign appearances, undercutting his electability argument.
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Preferring grandiosity and P.R. stunts to policy details, Johnson has stumbled on his hubris, lack of preparation and disorganization.
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It was a few rounds later that he stumbled on the word "struldbrug" and placed fourth in the competition.
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We stumbled on a group of people calling themselves "Tea Partyers" and protesting government bailouts of corporations and banks.
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On overnight shifts, he'd read whatever magazines were laying around and stumbled on an article about custom-painted sneakers.
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Another former financier, Harry Spencer, said he stumbled on China's soccer mania when he met people while playing bridge.
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What they had stumbled on, it became clear, was a branch of a much larger network, the police said.
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Talks with Tata have stumbled on the question of who will assume liability for Tata Steel UK's huge pension fund.
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If there's a good movie on, I might watch part of it—and recently, I stumbled on Iron Man 3.
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Mane, the builder who lives there, recently stumbled on a makeshift graveyard of militants some 20 kilometers from the village.
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The threat of these sanctions could buttress the Trump Administration on an issue which they have stumbled on so far.
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Or, if you stumbled on a question during the interview, work the answer you wish you'd given into the note.
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And we've just stumbled on a seriously game-changing clue that has us all screaming and wishing it wasn't true.
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Asia markets stumbled on Friday, the final trading day of the quarter, after concerns over Deutsche Bank undermined investor sentiment.
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Some of that work was done earlier this month when agents conducting the Weiner investigation stumbled on the Abedin emails.
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But they may have also stumbled on the perfect way to make watching golf on TV a lot less agonizing.
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Most of them were blindfolded when the Americans stumbled on the facility, and many were dehydrated and unable to walk.
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"We kind of stumbled on the realization that our platform works for bigger companies than we thought initially," says Meir.
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I was waiting for Joel's response to my last e-mail when Alex and I stumbled on him, almost literally.
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He could have stumbled on something amazing, but he has a reputation for making a lot out of a little.
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Judging by the number of projects that have already stumbled on this path, that demand is by no means guaranteed.
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It was clear in 2016, when he stumbled on issues of race and faced protests from Black Lives Matter activists.
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It's a passage from my father's high school magazine in Johannesburg that I stumbled on while researching my last book.
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Which is how I stumbled on the website Old Children's Books, and discovered that I wasn't alone in this pursuit.
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In recent months, the new force has stumbled on its mission somewhat inadvertently — in response to pressure from President Trump.
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At some point during this period of self-reflection, I stumbled on my lack of crying, and I was unnerved.
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Or that they stumbled on an intelligence misinformation campaign and have been effectively reporting its effectiveness within certain groups of people.
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European stocks stumbled on fears of an escalation in Iran tensions, which also kept gold prices near a six-year high.
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For instance, I inadvertently stumbled on a hit again in 2006, after I hired Joshua McFadden from the Italian restaurant Lupa.
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The paper stumbled on a paradox: The people who said they excel at self-control were hardly using it at all.
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Mucha said she and co-founders Anthony Cann, a chemical engineer, and Derik Twomey, a cell biologist, stumbled on the idea.
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Bosch eventually stumbled on stevia leaf extract, which comes from the South American stevia plant and is in the sweetener Splenda.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as U.S. markets opened to the upside, but then stumbled on disappointing factory orders data.
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But the West lost interest as the country stumbled on the path to democracy, then fell into civil war in 2014.
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The Kromtech security team stumbled on the scheme during an audit of MongoDB, an open source SQL database platform, in June.
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It seemed that Su had stumbled on the ideal shu ren —the kind of familiar person you rarely encountered outside China.
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At some point, I stumbled on a picture of a dead person on the Internet, and I had an adrenaline rush.
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The researchers had stumbled on the site of a terrible massacre that claimed the lives of babies, adolescents and adult men.
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This is for anyone who's ever stumbled on their dream job only to realize later the location is way too far.
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He scrambled to save par, but stumbled on the 18th for a bogey and ended his round at nine under par.
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With Vimovo, it seemed I stumbled on another waste stream: overpriced drugs whose actual costs are hidden from doctors and patients.
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I use a definition in the book that I stumbled on many years ago from David Foster Wallace, the American writer.
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Now, researchers have stumbled on a way to counter it — and the treatment may be as close as the local drugstore.
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Making a videogame remained a bucket list item until I stumbled on an incredibly simple open source web app called Bitsy.
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Sennheiser Momentum 10 Wireless Headphones for $73 ($27 off): I (Jess) stumbled on this deal because I'm shopping for these myself.
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It isn't a very difficult one, and I imagine that many of us first stumbled on the trick today right here.
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Trump has stumbled on abortion and failed in the eyes of some conservatives as a fierce enough critic of Planned Parenthood.
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FIGURE SKATING Evgenia Medvedeva stumbled on her first jump but defended her title at the Grand Prix Final in Marseille, France.
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Until Sakara's introduction of the chocolates, if you weren't already a marijuana user, you probably wouldn't have stumbled on CBD, Tracy said.
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In the early 1990s, researchers at Boston Children's Hospital stumbled on an old sedative that appeared to slow the progress of myeloma.
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Most Asia markets stumbled on Tuesday, with shares in Australia falling amid an uncertain election outcome and an on-hold central bank.
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That's when I stumbled on 63, which has the very similar property of being equal to both 3⁷ – 3 and 13³ – 13.
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But peas was just because Ethan Brown stumbled on some research at the University of Missouri and turned it into a company.
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GERALDO RIVERA, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT AT-LARGE: You know, they would applaud if the President stumbled on the sidewalk, I think, Sean.
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I first stumbled on John Edmonds's work in a roundup for bright young students in Yale's MFA photography program this past year.
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In the process, he's stumbled on a way to knock off Richard's new internet, and he may beat Pied Piper to market.
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During our experiment, we also stumbled on a few train cars without air-conditioning, including a southbound 28 train (a feverish 215).
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Then he stumbled on a book advocating a more chill approach: watching and accepting his demons rather than trying to destroy them.
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They stumbled on a large metal bin filled with dirt and random pieces of clothing, perhaps, they thought, the belongings of captives.
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"That's when we stumbled on electronics recycling" during a city-commissioned project to identify ways to prevent waste, Ms. Datz-Romero said.
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The bus rolled up at 5, and my friends and I stumbled on, fighting off sleep until we arrived at the fields.
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It scored big with General Growth Properties and Wendy's but recently stumbled on Valeant Pharamceuticals, finally exiting the position earlier this year.
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Instead, they stumbled on a series of clues that led them to a startling conclusion: Shortly before his death, the scientist, Gen.
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A few days after he left, I started researching the Pawong and stumbled on an article about warless societies by Professor Croze.
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I haven't channel-surfed in years, but I also haven't stumbled on anything quite as exciting as David Byrne on TV Party.
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It's possible the pair have inadvertently stumbled on the solution for tech addiction: Apps that only function within very specific and bounded windows.
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I stumbled on cobblestones, got lost in the subway, and then emerged from its tunnel on to the base of rain-slicked stairs.
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For nearly a century and a half, people have stumbled on this Brooklyn enclave that now serves as a repository of black culture.
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In Asia, most markets stumbled on Tuesday, with shares in Australia falling amid an uncertain election outcome and an on-hold central bank.
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The Stop the Killing activists who recorded and distributed video of Sterling's shooting say they stumbled on the act sort of by accident.
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One day in the second grade, I stumbled on a nest of yellow jackets, filled to the brim with milky pustules of larvae.
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Redditor KcYoung claims to have found the McDonald's logo in the game's code, an oddity that NeoProfessorWillow also claims to have stumbled on.
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There, he stumbled on an exhibition celebrating the iconic character, which had been created by fellow Cleveland natives Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.
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Mr. Trump, off a week of self-inflicted wounds as he stumbled on abortion, denigrated Heidi Cruz and insulted his way through Wisconsin.
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When he finally stumbled on it, he immediately saw the potential not only for a personal sanctuary but also a global climbing destination.
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Then one magical day, I stumbled on THE TERRIBLE, by Yrsa Daley-Ward, and THERE WILL BE NO MIRACLES HERE, by Casey Gerald.
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So it was with considerable pleasure that I stumbled on a new one Monday, courtesy of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
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About a year and a half ago, I had stumbled on a Liberia tourism video on YouTube that started to answer the question.
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In the years between Mr. Escobar's death and Mr. Guzmán 's trial, which began this week, the war on drugs has stumbled on.
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It wasn't completely smooth — Ms. Simard stumbled on a few lines — but afterward she said she felt exactly where she needed to be.
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Mr. Bird stumbled on the manuscript in 2011, when he was searching the Twain archives for food references, for a Mark Twain cookbook.
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Once, though, she'd stumbled on a CD by the folksinger Jeff Buckley that made her realize there were other ways of writing songs.
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They stumbled on more than they had bargained for: three North Vietnamese regular army regiments that at times outmanned them 21965 to 1.
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So scientists knew they had stumbled on something unusual when they watched a massive star quietly die 920 million light years from Earth.
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Our ancient forebears stumbled on a liberating solution: Make yourself into a watering can, and you can lay your eggs wherever you want.
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On his website, I stumbled on a strange letter called "So You Think You've Been Implanted Against Your Will," which he posted in 22016.
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"We've stumbled on that quite a number of times," said Gnock Fah, who initially wanted his business to focus on a single market — China.
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That's when she stumbled on flexdrive, which calls itself Netflix for cars, and is one of several new companies offering vehicles through a subscription.
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Mr Hegeman stumbled on a solution when he met Sarah Williamson, of Protect the People (PTP), a charity for people affected by humanitarian disasters.
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" He laughs, adding: "If you've ever seen your screen fill up with yellow fireworks of action, you may have accidentally stumbled on our strategy.
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It stumbled on, often thanks to last-minute fixes by leaders who, though deeply divided, showed a steely commitment to saving the single currency.
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Dr Haussler stumbled on his discovery while comparing the development of the brain's cortex in human beings and in macaques, a type of monkey.
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Women wrestlers were not the first gimmick he tested, and stumbled on them as an option only after a string of others proved underwhelming.
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I know this one is familiar to lots of historians, but I stumbled on it by accident when searching a database for something else.
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Crude backed off from that session's highs on fears that economic growth and demand would be stifled as the countries stumbled on negotiating roadblocks.
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He went online to see if anyone was reacting to his video and stumbled on a group of people who felt just like him.
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There were 32,000 copies made of it—and I own a few of them—but I never stumbled on one that had been sent.
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Forcepoint said in its research out Thursday that it only stumbled on the malware after it found a vulnerability in Telegram's notoriously bad encryption.
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Mr. Frey, a biologist, said he stumbled on the acoustic effect in 1960 while working for General Electric's Advanced Electronics Center at Cornell University.
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It wasn't a coincidence that the makeup artists all stumbled on this wonderful shadow and decided to use it for the Oscars red carpet.
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He said that the local police may have started the roundup opportunistically, after having stumbled on this community without an order from senior officials.
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" (Cassidy and the author have been friends for 20 years.) Exurbia had stumbled on what could be roughly described as the "Napster of Things.
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I stumbled on a lengthy video from Game Informer, wherein (former) associate editor Elise Favis tried to explain the game to a few colleagues.
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In their sampling around the Bay, the researchers stumbled on what turned out to be a very different kind of plastic catcher: rain gardens.
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Ms. Haley has stumbled on substance: connecting the administration's refugee ban with the London terror attack, carried out by a native Briton, for example.
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What if the happy sibling took a lower-paying but higher-satisfaction job because they'd stumbled on the research finding that money isn't everything?
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As a child, Mr. Ly was dragged to Vietnam, a place he hated until he stumbled on a street vendor selling hu tieu sate.
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A few years ago, she stumbled on a book about apartment gardening; she soon began to grow stone fruit in her one-bedroom rental.
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I also stumbled on a fantastic music scene, some satisfying museums, well-made local beers and great shopping (all on a limited budget, naturally).
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Rather, as the inspector general's office perused other materials, including items related to Nowrouzzadeh's case, they stumbled on his case and decided to investigate.
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The French foreign minister, Philippe Douste-Blazy, "stumbled on" a destination for the money "after meeting with Bill Clinton in 255," Kapstein and Busby write.
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She stumbled on an old journal article which suggested the army had removed hundreds of musty records waiting to be catalogued by the National Archives.
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But above all, the alien megastructure star may need a new nickname, since it seems clear that we haven't stumbled on an advanced alien culture.
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I stumbled on logs and obstacles hidden by rotting leaves, falling a half-dozen times before turning around and receiving well-earned mockery from locals.
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Since a European expedition stumbled on it in 1802 (no word on what the locals thought), the reason for the lake's extraordinary color was unknown.
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Somewhere between reading recaps of The Bachelor and stepping into an internet black hole, we stumbled on this gem of a Nick Viall throwback photo.
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Experts at McAfee Advanced Threat Research say they were just doing general studies of Avaya desk phone security when they stumbled on the reincarnated bug.
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She stumbled on to the basketball court of her local Boys & Girls Club in California for her first ballet class, which would change her life.
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When I recoiled from the peony petals, had I stumbled on some knowledge of the natural world not otherwise available to a child of five?
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Catherine Bell outlines it in her book Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice, but when I stumbled on it again it was in the blog Offbeat Bride.
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Last August, while on a road trip with a friend in upstate New York, the Italian photographer Lucia Buricelli stumbled on a small car show.
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Since Goodknife had accidentally and "magically" stumbled on sweat lodges, marking a turning point in his life, Ahmed decided to replicate this experience on camera.
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He also stumbled on the issue of abortion, taking several different positions on the issue and speculating about women being punished for seeking them out.
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Last Thursday, President Trump shared an edited clip from Fox Business that emphasized points where she had stumbled on her words during a news conference.
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At one point, I almost got too close — I stumbled on a sharp rock, lost my balance and fell close to one of the potholes.
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The men rushed outside to find five children — cousins 10 years old or younger — killed by a piece of stray ordnance they had stumbled on.
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Asian stocks stumbled on Tuesday, with China markets bouncing back after recording sharp losses earlier in the session as other major regional markets closed mixed.
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Reminders of rock royalty Staffers at a Seattle record store recently stumbled on some stunning mementos of Kurt Cobain, including an uncashed $26.57 royalty check.
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He struck out trying to find entry-level tech jobs without a degree, and he stumbled on a 12-month IBM apprenticeship in software programming.
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We don't often watch shows together but we stumbled on this one and both really love it so it's nice to save it to watch together.
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In the process, he stumbled on a class of phosphorous-containing compounds so nightmarishly lethal that the Nazis—who he worked for—refused to deploy it.
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Then I stumbled on this little workaround from developer Andy Baio that gave me a straight-forward, chronological timeline and I've been using it ever since.
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The secretly obtained basalt was not discovered until Apollo scientists stumbled on it in the mission's rock boxes, prompting Scott to fess up to his hijinx.
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I stumbled on the Instagram channel this past Friday (I may or may not have been under the influence of certain substances) and was immediately hooked.
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Later, Mr. Gharem stumbled on a fisherman's community that the government had scheduled for destruction by painting "to be removed" on its houses in red paint.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 250,212 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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What's happened here is someone has stumbled on a list of rejected song titles from Zayn's last album and put it online as a genuine PSA.
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"What I discovered, and sort of stumbled on, is an alternative path: Oh, look, there's this other way around over here... That was technology," she said.
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The origins of this project go back about two years, to late July of 2014 when I sort of accidentally stumbled on this long-lost manuscript.
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In 2014, in Sochi, Russia, she was leading a semifinal heat when she stumbled on a set of late-race rollers and missed the final again.
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You were limited in distance, limited in speed, and you were ultimately stuck with a device that could handle edge cases but stumbled on the basics.
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Nearly half a century later, the lyrics he stumbled on in the shower remain a staple of British radio airwaves, office parties and Christmas dinner soundtracks.
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Mr. da Silva said he first stumbled on the site while hunting wild boar as a teenager in the 1960s, but had subsequently avoided the area.
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It was in this state that I stumbled on something unusual: a new crosstown trail, a 219-mile hike cutting across the whole of San Francisco.
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Benson, 38, says he stumbled on making the film about the missing girls out of curiosity to find out more about the infamous kidnappings for himself.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 2,000 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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As far as I can tell, he hasn't stumbled on any of the questions (which haven't been as tough as I expected), and seems pretty calm.
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The Polk citation said Mr. McCoy stumbled on the practice while reporting a story on Freddie Gray, whose death in police custody touched off riots in Baltimore.
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A lucky shopper stumbled on a super-rare console while at a thrift store over the weekend and turned it around for a huge profit on Monday.
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The Guardian stumbled on the smart collar while making the rounds and included it in a roundup of gadgets that, ya know, are maybe kind of stupid.
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I accidentally stumbled on the hunting grounds of giant mechanical alligators, six of which proceed to chase me down, lobbing icy attacks as I ran for cover.
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The 2012 U.S. Open champion stumbled on the sixth hole, committing a "sloppy" bogey, but he recovered spectacularly by logging seven birdies over the next dozen holes.
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It had been up more than 3 percent in the first hour of trading, but stumbled on a report showing that demand for fuels slipped last week.
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As the young and eccentric head of the struggling Parlophone label, he had stumbled on genius, and now his job was gently to encourage and record it.
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I like to think of myself as someone that knows about these things, but until we stumbled on this story, I had no idea that this existed.
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Mainland markets stumbled on Monday despite the positive Chinese data, with analysts attributing dampened market sentiment to a financial policy meeting that took place at the weekend.
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He started looking for other opportunities, and soon stumbled on some of the first legal medical marijuana dispensaries that had opened in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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This week I stumbled on this video of a Los Angeles performance, from January, of one of the raging chamber pieces Eastman wrote in the late 215s.
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Dr. Nowell and Dr. Hungerford (who died in 1993) more or less stumbled on the Philadelphia chromosome; at the time they were simply looking at leukemic cells.
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I try to follow the rules, be relevant and not too loopy, but today I stumbled on this awesome little metaphor for modern times, the glofish™.
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Democrats' proposal offers the latest test of whether the Trump administration will act to bring down drug prices, an effort it's stumbled on up until this point.
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Indeed, he suffered only one setback all day when he stumbled on the third step of his morning heat before easing to victory in a modest 6.71 seconds.
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In April 2015, she was poking around an online history forum when she stumbled on colorized photographs of World War I. Inspired, she began experimenting with her own.
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It's impossible to know whether Trump's attacks — particularly his focus on the Bidens' work in Ukraine — actually dented Biden, or whether Biden would have stumbled on his own.
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Safe-haven assets were seen in demand while Asian shares stumbled on Wednesday as investors fretted over the outlook for world growth amid continued U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Asian shares stumbled on Friday and emerging market currencies skidded as investors feared higher interest rates under incoming President Donald Trump will spark capital outflows from the region.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A bipartisan deal aimed at ending Illinois' long-running budget impasse stumbled on Wednesday when a key pension measure failed to pass in the state Senate.
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Early in the trial, Judge Robinson reprimanded Mr. Kobach, who frequently stumbled on legal procedure, for attempting to display documents that had not been formally introduced as evidence.
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She then recalled a sobering childhood memory: She and some friends had been playing in the area and stumbled on what she thought was a pile of branches.
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"Out of that darkness comes light, the Eureka Moment, when the author explains how he stumbled on the radical truth that inspired his diet," as Malcolm Gladwell writes.
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When I first stumbled on the shop, just after 6 on a Saturday night, I peered inside and Ms. Cho looked up from the stove with a smile.
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We stumbled on "Gentefied," which follows a Mexican American family struggling to keep its floundering taqueria afloat in the rapidly changing Boyle Heights neighborhood in East Los Angeles.
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Several things may have contributed to Thursday's outcome: Ms. Nixon had stumbled on a couple of policy questions, and never really seemed to completely warm to public speaking.
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At the library, he stumbled on manuscripts by Francesco Cavalli, a bright light of the generation after Monteverdi, in the mid-17th century, whose works were little known.
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This made me think of Twitter, and TWITTER FEED, at which point I realized that I had stumbled on a more promising course for my puzzle to ... follow.
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Dr. Laurent said that his team had stumbled on the sleep stages by accident; their research was intended to look at cortical function in the lizards more generally.
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Later, it clarified, at least partially, saying a patrol had stumbled on Mr. Guzmán, but had suspended the operation when it became outnumbered and outgunned by enemy fighters.
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Last week, I stumbled on a study of hair dye toxicity that sent me into an hourslong Google spiral, and I now know uncomfortable things about p-Phenylenediamine.
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It took a few weeks for Norris and her team to feel confident they'd made a real discovery and not stumbled on, say, a flaw in their code.
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While a few stumbled on the concept via random internet searches, most seem to have come across the community in the past year or two by watching livestreams.
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But she stumbled on questions about whether taxpayer money might have been misused to conduct of her affair and she refused to say when the affair had ended.
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Yet there I was recently, scrolling through Instagram for the 21964th time that day, when I stumbled on the Seven Day Book Cover Challenge and was instantly hooked.
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After arriving on campus in a bus packed with restless reporters, I felt as if we had stumbled on some sort of polarized and politically charged pep rally.
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But it has also stumbled on a brand that should surely open up vast business opportunities, at least among Democratic-voting households in America: Trump brand toilets (see picture).
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It's a bit of a go-for-broke proposition from a company that really needs a big win in a space that has thus far stumbled on take-off.
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The situation of Mushi, a contemporary Assyrian who stumbled on ancient Assyrian heritage in a region that is aggressively and proudly defined as Kurdish, illustrates an important defining tension.
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The 28-year-old gardener, who had been collecting and hoarding other oddities for a number of years, stumbled on the collection a week earlier while browsing on eBay.
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Shares of Huawei's key U.S.-listed suppliers stumbled on Thursday following a new rule that requires American firms to seek government approval before selling to the Chinese tech giant.
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As we reported this morning, a young man in the U.K. going by the name MalwareTech stumbled on a kill switch that briefly stopped the spread of the ransomware.
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"It would appear that despite a tough retail environment management have stumbled on a formula that is expected to more than triple revenues," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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McCluskey and Carnochan had stumbled on the public health approach during their research into violence prevention, but they soon discovered a growing international network of highly data-driven work.
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Murray Orr, an amateur fossil hunter, stumbled on this not-so-pearly-white in February while exploring Beaumaris Bay, a popular site for digging up ancient remains near Melbourne.
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The trick now will be producing flawless units at scale, something that startups like Lily and 3D Robotics both stumbled on when crafting their first consumer facing camera drone.
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In April, a woman who stumbled on an article about him on the internet called the police to say that Mr. Pope had exposed himself to her on Feb.
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He wasn't able to start coming up with answers until he stumbled on a cheating tool for the game that accidentally surfaced the poise number changing in real-time.
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But then it happened that one of them stumbled on some brush, and this dislodged from Snow-White's throat the piece of poisoned apple that she had bitten off.
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UPC and Multimedia have reportedly been in talks in 2012, and Multimedia owners tried to re-list it in Warsaw a year later, but both attempts stumbled on price.
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All of that began to change recently when the police stumbled on a suspected middleman in the plot who was arrested in November in connection with a separate case.
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Charlie Hernandez, 19, a student at The School of Cooperative Technical Education, was in the middle of moving into a new apartment when he stumbled on the crime scene.
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" In her Instagram video, Jackson apologized for "freaking people out," and assured everyone that even though she stumbled on the ledge of the building, she "leaned towards the safe side.
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FBI investigators looking into allegations that Weiner sent sexually explicit messages to an underage girl stumbled on a batch of Abedin's emails that appeared to relate to the Clinton probe.
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In the process, it's stumbled on a powerful tool for getting inside the minds of some of the least understood and most dangerous people on the Internet: potential ISIS recruits.
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When I stumbled on the technology at the 1995 Internet World Conference in San Jose, it was called "Future Splash" and made by a tiny company called Futurewave Software, Inc.
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Trader Joe's sells a ton of pumpkin and pumpkin-spiced products in large part because they have stumbled on something that is achingly perfect for what they're trying to do.
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Image: Tim Samuel / timsamuelphotographyWhile freediving in their home of Byron Bay, Australia, photographer Tim Samuel and videographer Franny Plumridge stumbled on a rare sight: a fish stuck inside a jellyfish.
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A snorkeler in Hawaii stumbled on this underwater scrap between an octopus and a terrifying moray eel and it looks like it's going to be a tangled fight to death.
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Some 2,225 videos later, the 22014-person Tasty team has clearly stumbled on a winning recipe: one in four active Facebook users watch at least one Tasty video per month.
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On Wednesday, it said it had stumbled on the code in 2014 when the consumer version of its popular software flagged a zip file as malicious on a U.S. computer.
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Our sources also tell us that during the investigation, cops learned the suspect had told family members he stumbled on his newfound wealth by doing well in the stock market.
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Freireich, working with Emil Frei at the National Cancer Institute in the 1960s and '70s, stumbled on the idea of deploying multiple toxic drugs simultaneously to treat cancer — combination chemotherapy.
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But years ago, I stumbled on a four-minute television ad that Lyndon Johnson's campaign had run against Goldwater, and I felt as if I were listening to my grandparents.
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However, several years ago, when a couple accidentally stumbled on a headless body and called the Dutch authorities, they were informed that the strip of land was under Belgian jurisdiction.
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Authorities stumbled on a partially successful solution four years ago, after hiring 40 men to disguise themselves as langurs and squeal monkey-like to try and terrify the macaques away.
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Lindsay soon stumbled on the website for the National Dysautonomic Research Foundation, delighted that an entire organization was dedicated to researching the type of disorder plaguing him and his family.
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His grandfather, Carlos Rota, started the Caife record company in the 0003s, and what Mr. Lofredo Rota, 29, had stumbled on was a complete archive of that label's master tapes.
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An American service member who knew Sergeant Melgar said he was under the impression that the sergeant had stumbled on some sort of money-skimming scheme involving the Navy commandos.
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For instance, 17 of the 22 counties in the Northeast and Midwest where steel accounted for a disproportionate share of jobs in 1970 stumbled on their way to the present.
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In October 21990, as the Flint headlines broke, Hemphill stumbled on a post to a neighborhood forum online announcing that Katner was offering to test New Orleans homes for lead.
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BUT SHOULD HE HAVE COME UP WITH SOMETHING OR STUMBLED ON SOME KIND OF IDEA THAT WOULD ENHANCE THE VALUE OF ADP, OF COURSE WE'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO HIM.
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In the process, she stumbled on an array of reports of the whales from scientists, tour boats and students, including the young adult whales swimming in the newly reported video.
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For example, in the past, I've understood that racism is stupid, but while watching porn I've suddenly stumbled on two people of different races having sex, which has bothered me.
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One morning as I took a short walk around the hotel neighborhood, I stumbled on a busy outdoor market, a mix of stores and street stands selling produce, poultry and meat.
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Japan's Nikkei share average stumbled on Monday after North Korea conducted its most powerful nuclear test yet, and some traders expect more selling once the U.S. market reopens after a holiday.
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Profit growth in China's industrial firms in September slowed sharply from a month ago as some key manufacturing sectors stumbled on weak activity and rising debt, official data showed on Thursday.
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Sitting across from 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl, DeVos stumbled on a string of basic questions pertaining to her job, including how schools are faring in her home state of Michigan.
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Unsure of what to do next, he stumbled on a Cirque du Soleil audition while on vacation in California and accepted a job as an acrobat in "Mystère" in Las Vegas.
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Inside the List In the summer of 1994, not long after finishing her dissertation, Deborah Harkness stumbled on a long-lost manuscript in the stacks of Oxford's centuries-old Bodleian Library.
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Sikich dragged in a roadkill deer and buried it with leaf litter, scraping the earth as a lion would, so that P-19 might think she'd stumbled on another lion's cache.
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What I stumbled on: a $10 pair of flat headphones that let users listen to anything they want in bed without disturbing their sleeping partner or risking an obstructed ear canal.
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And as unlikely as it is for a 37-year-old property filled with chain stores to be at the forefront of anything, Aventura may have stumbled on a winning formula.
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The most popular, which is not necessarily the most accurate—and this is the sort of problem that Watson himself often stumbled on—begins in 2004, at a steakhouse near Poughkeepsie.
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Sneaking into the university's Reva and David Logan arts building, they stumbled on in-progress sets for The Parasite—a moment that could have cracked the shell of plausibility around the game.
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The source said it's clear the judges asked more about merits than the government lawyer anticipated, and he stumbled on simple arguments concerning the states' standing, or ability to challenge, the order.
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As the malware analysis expert who calls himself MalwareTech rushed to examine the so-called WannaCry strain, he stumbled on a way to stop it from locking computers and slow its spread.
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Fans of celebrated UX designer Loren Brichter, who created the pleasingly tactile pull-to-refresh feature now used by most apps, the team eventually stumbled on an iconic gesture of their own.
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" — and I felt that transcendent warmth I've only known once before, when a dorky high school outcast in Florida stumbled on a group of California programmers who just seemed to "get him.
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After researching the weird world of pay-for-play recently and taking part in this expose on the space, I stumbled on another corner of the Internet that is a bit disturbing.
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When he was 7, he stumbled on his grandfather's collection of books about magic—not the pulling-a-rabbit-out-of-your-hat stuff, but things like tarot, energy, and black matter.
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Najimy, who also worked with Shaiman in Hocus Pocus, said she stumbled on her character Mary Patrick's signature "funny opera voice" during her final audition (of six) with Shaiman in Los Angeles.
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In view of Richard Strauss's fame, it is surprising that the "Whipped Cream" score was largely unknown when Ratmansky stumbled on it, but the ballet's original production, in 1924, was a flop.
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Some white progressives have stumbled on issues of race and identity, but before the DNA test was released, Ms. Warren had built a reservoir of good will among liberals on these issues.
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I stumbled on INNER DEMONS as a nice revealer (albeit a bit dark), but you need some considerable luck to hide a five-letter word in reasonably interesting phrases of matching lengths.
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As far as misdirections, my personal notes included "recap" for SUM UP and that one little "N" instead of "E" that I'm sure others stumbled on — it was down a STEEP slope.
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"While former Vice President Biden initially stumbled on the campaign trail, his debate performances have steadily improved and he has consistently been at the top of the polls," Wilson told The Hill.
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The diet has actually been around since the 1920s, when a doctor stumbled on it as a way of controlling seizures in children with epilepsy who didn't respond to other treatment methods.
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Even so, he said the two men foresaw a need for more research, despite having stumbled on the Seborers seven years ago and having already done much to unveil the hidden drama.
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Part one originated from a walk in a pine forest at the very start of my first visit to Israel, when I stumbled on the unexplained remains of some seemingly ancient structures.
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In a CNN town hall earlier in the campaign, for instance, she stumbled on health care, and has adopted confusing positions on Medicare for All -- perhaps the central issue in the Democratic race.
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Wilde stumbled on a different kind of queer stereotype when she was auditioning actors for Alan, who was initially written to be the gay best friend of the school's overly enthusiastic theater queen.
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For once, the US Congress did its job famously, as lawmakers finally stumbled on an issue that both Republicans and Democrats care about, not to mention millions of airline passengers around the world.
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She stumbled on a debate question earlier this month about whether she believes Trump is a good role model by saying yes, then coming out quickly the next day to say she misspoke.
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Abby D. Phillip on Twitter"John Podesta&aposs Twitter account appears to be compromised"Read more ReadImageboard posters also stumbled on an email containing Podesta's Apple ID—and appear to have exploited it.
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Alex: I had stumbled on some punk and hardcore shows, and it was really awesome at first, but then I started to feel bored with hearing the same thing over and over again.
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Speedrunner Skavenger216 stumbled on a brand new glitch in Blaster Master on Monday that let him skip a boss level entirely, but it still wasn't enough to finish first in a 1v1 race.
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Profit-growth in China's industrial firms slowed sharply as some key manufacturing sectors stumbled on weak activity and rising debt, suggesting the world's second-biggest economy remains underpowered despite emerging signs of stability.
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CHICAGO, July 29 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) livestock futures stumbled on Monday, with technical selling and profit-taking knocking the hog market to its lowest price levels in more than a week.
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Cwynar said his team stumbled on piles of "severed heads, hands, arms," a "cooler filled with male genitalia," as well as a woman's head sewn onto a man's body in a "Frankenstein" manner.
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Ken Munro, who founded Pen Test Partners, says there's "no surprise that somebody else stumbled on to it," given both Bishop Fix found it in 2014 and his company tested it in 2016.
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Shares of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi stumbled on their debut in Hong Kong on Monday, opening for trade down more than 2 percent and slipping as much as 5.88 percent during the session.
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La David Johnson, who said Trump stumbled on her husband's name during a condolence call and suggested the only reason he knew it was because the report was right in front of him.
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It has sought to buy out the remaining portion of Global Telecom since 2013 but has stumbled on the question of outstanding tax liabilities, said Allen Sandeep, head of research at Naeem Brokerage.
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While navigating through Zombie's network, the group stumbled on a tunnel to a US Army server; it contained a simulator for the AH-64D Apache helicopter that Zombie was developing on a Pentagon contract.
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The researchers stumbled on that first cell of a melanoma when they set out to solve a puzzle that has baffled cancer investigators: Why do many cells that have cancer genes never turn cancerous?
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Two decades later, IBM stumbled on an approach that would revive optimism about MT. Its Candide system was the first serious attempt to use statistical probabilities rather than rules devised by humans for translation.
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The proteins in living cells can act as force sensors, and the JHU team was making improvements to a special tool capable of measuring those forces when they stumbled on the "superstring" protein threads.
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First, Clinton's health, and a question: Had she not stumbled on Sunday -- and had it not been recorded surreptitiously -- would her campaign have released the news that she was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday?
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But it wasn't until one night in the summer of 2010, when he was hanging out drinking with a group of hungry friends, that Morenstein finally stumbled on the formula that became YouTube gold.
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His domestic agenda has effectively been stalled since his attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare stumbled on the starting block, dealing a blow to Trump's political capital amid already fierce opposition from congressional Democrats.
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The Times stumbled on the cases it linked to N.Y.U. while combing through a database of 265,250 Hart Island burials since 1023, originally compiled by volunteers for the Hart Island Project, a nonprofit organization.
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Cala del Porto's owner, Roberto Polito, stumbled on Punta Ala when the hotel owner he was working for in Switzerland sent him to a nearby town, Follonica, to open a property for Swiss tourists.
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Wall Street equities also stumbled on a wave of uncertainty over the future of U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the special counsel investigation into Russia's role in the 20.6 presidential election.
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On the Facebook page of a friend I went to elementary school with, I stumbled on a post featuring a mother's plea for help to find her missing 6-year-old son, Armando Hernandez.
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An American service member who knew Sergeant Melgar said he was under the impression that the sergeant had stumbled on the money-skimming scheme and reported it to the authorities, angering the Navy commandos.
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Previous labor reform efforts have stumbled on social obstacles, such as the comparatively high benefits, wages, job security and social status associated with state employment and the lower cost to companies of hiring expatriates.
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The collection was amassed by Mr. Gurlitt's father, Hildebrand, and was concealed until the autumn of 2013, when the weekly magazine Focus reported that the authorities had stumbled on it during a tax investigation.
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She stumbled on the possibility some years ago when, after feeding mice a probiotic microbe originally isolated from human breast milk, a technician in her lab noticed that the animals grew unusually lustrous fur.
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While giving into a recent bout of hypochondria and Googling how concerned I should be about a list of cold symptoms, I stumbled on an unexpected autocomplete: How worried should I be about Zika?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Profit growth in China's industrial firms slowed sharply as some key manufacturing sectors stumbled on weak activity and rising debt, suggesting the world's second-biggest economy remains underpowered despite emerging signs of stability.
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Daley, who won a bronze medal four years ago in London in the same event, started strongly on his first dive but stumbled on the second and third, over-rotating and hitting the water awkwardly.
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Emerging assets have rallied hard this year on the back of Trump's promised fiscal splurge but stumbled on Wednesday after his healthcare bill stalled in Congress, raising doubts about his ability to implement the pledges.
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But he's a closer relative to Raymond Carver in some ways than to other contemporary singer-songwriters And I recently stumbled on "Cotton Eyed Joe" by Terry Callier, which is a thing of absolute beauty.
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The students seem to have made more progress in a few days than years of anti-gun advocacy that has stumbled on opposition from congressional Republicans who fiercely defend their constitutional rights to own guns.
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She is still selling vintage items on her website, but thought she'd exhausted the lot when she stumbled on a cache of some 70 pieces, many dating from the '70s, in some long forgotten bins.
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They could not have clicked at a better time as division-leading Washington stumbled on the road midmonth and Pittsburgh lost five in a row to end the month, allowing Philadelphia to take over second.
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A few years ago, the writer Ron Chernow, in need of shelving for his New York City apartment, searched online for "Brooklyn bookcases" and stumbled on a website belonging to a woodworker named Edward Orloff.
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Mr. Cahn soon stumbled on "The Late Great Planet Earth," the 1970s best-seller that argued doomsday prophecies of the Bible were playing out with events like the Cold War and Israel's Six-Day War.
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If the early days of funny videos on the internet is akin to a pitch-black Neolithic cave, then people who stumbled on the Lonely Island in 2002 must have felt like they'd discovered fire.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks stumbled on Thursday as U.S. Treasury yields continued their ascent to multi-year highs on the latest round of strong economic data, building concerns for an acceleration of inflation.
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For instance, last year, Macy's stumbled on Black Friday when it experienced an issue with its credit card systems, making it impossible for shoppers to place orders online during the busiest shopping day of the year.
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Negotiations with the European Union gained speed and were almost concluded this month after nearly two decades of wrangling, but stumbled on an EU delay in presenting improved offers for imports of Mercosur beef and ethanol.
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Until I accidentally stumbled on a story about Kraftkar, I believed Norwegian cheese to start and stop at Jarlsberg—Scandinavia, after all, isn't exactly synonymous with cheese production the same way Switzerland or the Netherlands are.
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One of the first I stumbled on was the lead story in a 1919 edition DC newspaper that claimed that "the internationally famous triple Chinese murder mystery which has been agitating two continents" had been cracked.
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The databases Vickery stumbled on online were from poorly secured, in-house customer installations of Sage X3 software, which firms of up to 2,000 employees use to run finance, purchasing, inventory, sales and customer service functions.
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Ivy Xun, from Maryland, chose this obituary, and wrote: Before I stumbled on Chris Buckley's article, "Liu Xiaobo, Chinese Dissident Who Won Nobel While Jailed, Dies at 61," I had no idea who Liu Xiaobo was.
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As lawmakers have stumbled on addressing issues such as immigration, health care, gun control, and climate change, and consumers have become more expectant that companies will align with their values, business has become increasingly likely to react.
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Besides countless fossils that defy known records, she has stumbled on a small toy soldier with a tail, a Coca-Cola bottle with cockeyed font and, most thrilling of all, a Bible in which God is female.
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Investigators from the FBI's New York field office who are conducting the Weiner investigation stumbled on the Abedin emails while they were reviewing emails and other communications on the computer that was considered to belong to him.
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Even though the euro stumbled on Wednesday after sources signalled European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi would not use his Jackson Hole appearance to signal policy change by the bank, investors remain bullish about the currency's outlook.
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Spieth stumbled on his last two holes on Saturday while playing in winds that gusted to 25 miles per hour, which affected the ball flight and baked the greens so it was like putting on buttered crusts.
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Brian Condenanza, the founder and chief executive of Fluo shoes, said he stumbled on Delta's spa at Kennedy as he was about to board an 11-hour flight to Buenos Aires, where he lived at the time.
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Dr. Tracey J. Shors, a neuroscience and psychology professor at Rutgers University who has been studying the female brain and stress for 30 years, stumbled on meditation only about 10 years ago after a friend recommended it.
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In those conflicts, America's overwhelming military might stumbled on local culture, geography, ethnic and religious rivalries, and most of all the determination of an entrenched, committed foe that could melt in and out of the local population.
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The ghee masala dosa was my choice from at least a dozen varieties that were on the menu at Sangeetha Veg restaurant, a local vegetarian chain I stumbled on after a quick walk through nearby Jeeva Park.
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In last year's national election, all three governing parties slumped to their worst postwar results, but they stumbled on in an unpopular coalition, turning the far-right Alternative for Germany party into the main voice of opposition.
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A strong sense of "I need this" bubbled up in me the first moment I saw Link's iconic Hero's Shield and Zelda's limitless Light Bow, which I stumbled on in a Reddit thread just a few weeks ago.
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Around the same time, I stumbled on articles written by social scientists who believed that in taking care of certain economic necessities, humanity ideally could free up resources for creative problem-solving on the world scale and exploration.
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Related: Sudanese Woman Gets Death Sentence for Converting to Christianity This period of fear and isolation did not last very long as I quickly found others out there when I stumbled on a Reddit group called /r/exmuslim.
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They stumbled on the camp after discovering a strange portal, and having never been allowed to do anything during summers but study, decide to make the best of the situation by pretending to be a normal human camper.
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Brad Webster was just showing a friend around the isolated town of Unalakleet, Alaska when they stumbled on a stark example of just how brutal nature can be—two dead moose, still locked in combat, frozen in ice.
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In fact, the music of [György] Ligeti, the Hungarian avant-garde composer — that movie would not be remotely the same if Kubrick hadn't stumbled on, via his wife and [visual effects designer] Con Pederson's wife, this Ligeti music.
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The paper stumbled on a paradox: The people who were the best at self-control — the ones who most readily agreed to survey questions like "I am good at resisting temptations" — reported fewer temptations throughout the study period.
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Do you think about how you keep the people who came to you because they found out about you through Bernie, or they found out about you through Trump, or they stumbled on you through a Trump video?
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The paper stumbled on a paradox: The people who were the best at self-control — the ones who most readily agreed to survey statements like "I am good at resisting temptations" — reported fewer temptations throughout the study period.
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Asia markets stumbled on the final trading day of the week, as a stronger dollar weighed on commodity prices, while Japan's benchmark government bond yield hit a record low ahead of next week's closely watched Bank of Japan meeting.
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I'm happy that I stumbled on a product that genuinely works for me (and my friends) to help brighten and even out my skin, and I know I'll be hoarding this in my beauty cabinet for years to come.
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In "Sniffing Glue," an essay on Christian pop music, O'Gieblyn recalls her teenage amazement at discovering that talk of God was ubiquitous on MTV (a taboo diversion she only stumbled on at 13, in a hotel room in Moscow).
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That said, European equity markets have been outperforming Wall Street this week as the latter stumbled on Apple's iPhone hiccup and Wednesday's signs that the Fed will not be deflected from its plans to gradually raise U.S. interest rates.
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Ms. Merck's team stumbled on the neighbor's stockpile of original trim, which was about to be discarded as it was not in good enough condition to stain or cover in a clear coat, but would need to be painted.
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Usually, my crying there happens in a backward-seeming way: I'll be talking about something I don't even realize has upset me, but then there are tears and that's the signal that we've stumbled on something important and visceral to unpack.
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As American Express' Open Forum noted in 2012, Pedott stumbled on the Chia Pet after talking to the head of sales for a drug store chain, later finding out that the owner of the idea was losing money on every sale.
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Through searching a site I wouldn't usually consider, opting for a silhouette I already knew flattered my figure, and choosing a tapered midi-length that wouldn't require alterations, I had serendipitously stumbled on the ultimate score: a quality dress for $36.99.
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Davis Love III also threatened the grip of the twentysomethings at the top of the leaderboard with five straight birdies from the second but the 53-year-old stumbled on the back nine and finished tied for eighth after a 67.
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La David Johnson, discussed her disappointment with the call on "Good Morning America" Monday morning, saying the President stumbled on her husband's name and suggesting the only reason he knew it was because the report was right in front of him.
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He was still very drunk by the time he stumbled on the plane, and unfortunately for him, our captain that day was a senior, very badass former fighter pilot who was not happy to see a drunken man in uniform.
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He also noticeably stumbled on a few answers and found it hard to pivot from defending himself against the incessant attacks to his central campaign message -- that he is the best prepared and politically suited candidate to take down Trump.
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As glib foodies Instagrammed, I hunkered down over crab with kohlrabi and an exquisite chicken liver tart, then stumbled on toward two great bars with peculiar entrances: a parking garage (Ticonderoga Club) and a London-style call box (Red Phone Booth).
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I stumbled on (while enjoying) a number of short and midlength answers, all cunningly clued, including MARS ROVER, POE, HUMAN RACE, METAPHOR, LAB NOTES, and CAGE FREE a few rows above ONE DOZEN (is that a joke I didn't get?).
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So if you want to try roadkill, but haven't stumbled on a fresh carcass while carrying tools for dismembering, you may want to visit the Mountain State in September for the West Virginia Roadkill Cook-off in the town of Marlinton.
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He stumbled on, resting briefly on doorsteps, sneaking into stores for a little warmth, and, finally, when his strength was at an end, when he was ready to lie down and die, instinct told him to return to his old building.
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The breadth of humanity streaming on Twitch is staggering, and it's possible to find someone doing something you want to see — or, more realistically, something you didn't know you needed in your life until the moment you stumbled on it.
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I first stumbled on the retro-game-randomizer subculture a couple of years ago, when I popped into a Twitch stream of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (LttP going forward) that I initially struggled to comprehend.
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I stumbled on this back in the day, when I was trying to figure out why an index fund that I owned in my personal Vanguard account carried a lower management fee than in my Washington Post Co. 401(k) account.
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On Tuesday, NBC News reported that a woman named Michele Thompson became aware of the FaceTime bug when her 14-year-old son accidentally stumbled on it while trying to arrange a match in the popular video game Fortnite with some friends.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar stumbled on Friday after President Donald Trump ordered U.S. companies to start looking for an alternative to China as Beijing imposed more tariffs on American goods, further exacerbating a prolonged trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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TOKYO, Nov 2794.14 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average fell sharply on Friday morning hit by drops in tech shares after their U.S. counterparts languished overnight, while Toshiba Corp stumbled on dilution fears after media reported it will issue new shares to raise funds.
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Moreover, when I stumbled on a translation of his songs, it only confirmed what I'd suspected: The way the guy thought was clearly different from others; all at once, you'd have the entertaining side of him and the more reflective, deeper one.
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Crouse, a Times sportswriter disillusioned by drug-enhanced results and joyless competitions, stumbled on Norwich in the midst of her travels with more or less the same stunned enthusiasm with which Ronald Colman, in the movie "Lost Horizon," stumbles on Shangri-La.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A majority of 98 percent of workers at the Iron Ore Company of Canada's railway and port operations in Sept Iles, Quebec have rejected the miner's latest contract offer, the United Steelworkers said on Thursday, after negotiations stumbled on monetary issues.
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Twenty years ago, looking for a place to retire that would be big enough to hold our far-flung family, our mother, Christina Baker, stumbled on a derelict 210 farmhouse in Tremont, near Southwest Harbor, that had been on the market for years.
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The concerns over rising interest rates have dogged Wall Street of late, and stocks stumbled on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's January meeting showed the central bank's rate-setting committee grew more confident in the need to keep raising rates.
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He took a series of trips to the museum and stumbled on Vanderlyn's painting, a 19th-century equivalent to virtual reality first seen in a custom-built space in City Hall Park and later touring, for a form of stay-at-home tourism.
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The product of a single-mother household, Moynihan was exploring the failure of so many recruits to qualify for the military when he more or less stumbled on the disintegration of the two-parent black family as a major cause of recurring poverty.
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And see what you think of this story in The Portland Press Herald, about a writer who stumbled on a couple of recipe boxes at a yard sale, bought them for 50 cents and embarked on a culinary journey into the past.
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"I think someone stumbled on this one by accident," said a former campaign employee familiar with the systems involved, who wasn't authorized to speak on the record and who feared that speaking as an authority on the matter could create problems with his current employer.
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One Facebook user stumbled on two dead bodies in the street near an abandoned truck, suggesting the death toll may yet rise in the city, where the government said gunmen staged 14 attacks on the armed forces and 19 road blocks where vehicles burned.
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La David Johnson who was killed in Niger, said in an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America" Monday that the President stumbled on her husband's name and suggested the only reason he knew it was because the report was right in front of him.
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"I'm sorry, guys, I can't feel my toes," Biles said, one cold morning, as she stumbled on a balance beam that had been set up in the middle of Union Square by Special K Red Berries, which had apparently won her services over Wheaties.
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DARLINGTON, England (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become Britain's next prime minister, stumbled on Friday when asked if he had ever set his own self-interest aside in his career, saying he had sacrificed a bigger wage and finishing a book on Shakespeare.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of global stock markets stumbled on Thursday while the U.S. dollar rose, as the European Central Bank postponed interest rate hikes to 2020 and launched a new round of cheap loans to banks in an effort to spark the euro zone economy.
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Perhaps unusually for a social video app, Isik and his co-founders Izzet Zakuto, Kaan Ugurlu and Ovunc Dalkiran — all of whom are under the age of 30 — reckon they've stumbled on a successful revenue model, having run a number of major brand campaigns via the app.
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Paglen went on to an MFA at the Art Institute of Chicago before embarking on a PhD in geography back at Berkeley, where, the story goes, he was poring over USGS aerial photos, looking for prisons, when he stumbled on massive redacted areas denoting secret military sites.
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The Silph Road looked through thousands of lines of code Wednesday to find information about upcoming Pokémon Go content and stumbled on some brand new mentions of gen-two Pokémon and evolution-inducing items that make some classic gen-one Pokémon evolve into gen-two Pokémon.
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Read more: Canadian officials to try airlifting thousands of salmon upstream so they can spawn after a landslide blocked their wayAs they searched for the boys, police stumbled on a body they say was not that of McLeod or Schmegelsky, found two kilometers from the smoldering car.
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The most determinative, in the end, was probably Anthony Weiner: Because he allegedly sexted with a 15-year-old girl, the F.B.I. stumbled on a trove of emails they felt compelled to investigate, resulting in headlines, critical lost support (according to her campaign) and ultimately no charges.
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Lisa Lewis, the supervisor of elections, stumbled on an important email sent to her and three others in the office, by then a week old, that appeared to be from VR Systems, the vendor that sells electronic voter list equipment to nearly every county in the state.
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The digital desire to keep up with the Joneses adds an interesting jolt of class tension to Animal Crossing, and as I started earmarking ever more elaborate furniture to buy, I stumbled on an island bedecked with some of the most expensive items in the game.
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"I stumbled on the fact that I could use the search bar to locate quoted tweets ... I started to research how to create a bot to do this so that I wouldn't have to show people how to do it all the time," he told CNN Business.
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One day, Al Golin, a fledgling press agent who was 21929 at the time, stumbled on an advertisement for the establishment, with its signature golden arches, and telephoned, unsolicited, to make a public relations pitch to the struggling, newly minted restaurateur who had opened the business.
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In 2013, Dan Hurlin, a performance artist and puppet artist, was working at the American Academy in Rome when he stumbled on evidence that during the First World War Fortunato Depero (1892-1960), one of the Italian Futurists, had written four puppet plays that were never produced.
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" Later in the afternoon, we zip across town to a nondescript brick warehouse in Los Angeles's West Adams neighborhood — the same building where, nearly four years ago, her studio director, Ryan Good, stumbled on nearly 1,200 works that were undated, many signed with the initials "LH.
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A little-known marketing firm may have exposed the personal information of every adult in the US. On Wednesday, a security researcher named Vinny Troia said he stumbled on a massive database containing the detailed records of 340 million people —all of which was mistakenly made available online.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) By Alistair Smout and Kit Rees LONDON, April 06003 (Reuters) - UK shares stumbled on Tuesday in choppy trade, after a broker downgrades hit the shares of Ashtead Group, while a fall in the European luxury sector weighed on Burberry.
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The global upheavals of the late 1960s ranged from Red Guards in China, pursuing a millennial cult concocted by Mao Zedong to help him win an intra-party power struggle, to affluent Western youths who had stumbled on the joys of long hair, psychedelic drugs and sexual promiscuity.
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Ko, who stumbled on the back-nine after leading by as many as four strokes, shot a final-round two-under-par 69 and was joined at 14-under 270 by Thai Jutanugarn (68) and South Korean Lee (65), with her compatriot Kim Hyo-joo (73) one shot back.
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In 2015, I went on a volunteer trip to Cambodia — and everything changedA public figure stumbled on my travel blog (which had only a couple hundred followers at the time) and invited me to spend two weeks teaching at an orphanage in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and document my experiences.
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In the midst of my clutter-clearing push, I stumbled on my maps — hundreds of maps, produced by companies like Michelin or Rand McNally or the British Ordnance Survey, charting the roads, tracks and railroads of the Marseille region through Jerusalem to Paraguay by way of the Cheddar Gorge.
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In my solve, I pretty much stumbled on what was probably the most common combination of unit and subject here — I'm thinking EARTHQUAKES, at 93A, which are given orders of magnitude on the RICHTER scale — with RICHTER filling the letters in the bubbles that ended at the R in EARTHQUAKES.
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Early one hiking season in the mountains of Oregon, when the trail disappeared beneath several feet of snow that had refused to melt, we became utterly lost for a couple of days, so I was thrilled to eventually come across footprints in the snow: We had stumbled on a trail!
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The most interesting history, however, surrounds the initial skepticism he had to overcome to be taken seriously at CBS News, the kindred spirit he found in "60 Minutes" producer Don Hewitt, and how they stumbled on the newsmagazine's signature style -- including the ambush interviews -- largely through a process of trial and error.
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Still, while the Czech Republic recognizes same-sex partnerships and is considered one of the most liberal countries in Europe, it has stumbled on gay rights issues under the populist President Milos Zeman, who has been inconsistent on the issue — tolerant of gay and lesbian people but outspokenly against them becoming parents.
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But researchers combing through a vast archive of cigarette company documents at the University of California, San Francisco stumbled on something revealing: Internal correspondence showed how tobacco executives, barred from targeting children for cigarette sales, focused their marketing prowess on young people to sell sugary beverages in ways that had not been done before.
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A semi-professional dinosaur tracker stumbled on one of the most remarkable finds in paleontology in an unlikely site — the parking lot at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, just northeast of Washington, D.C. And had Ray Stanford not found it, it would've been obliterated to make way for the construction of a new building.
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Her forthcoming Sleepless Dreamer feels like a natural evolution of her 226 self-titled EP, which earned her comparisons to Jenny Lewis and Lana Del Rey; stylistically, it nods to everything from classic and psychedelic rock to a genre she calls "disco country," which she stumbled on while driving through rural Texas on tour in 22.
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They're fascinating pictures, but when I was looking through the files, I stumbled on one that was a wide-angle shot taken from the balcony of the entire company of the show, which included members of the Royal Ballet and members of West End shows and singers of the day and other American stars and comedians and all sorts of people.
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Struck down at the height of the summer tourism season, Nice on Friday stumbled on as if in a daze, its normally crowded seaside restaurants and luxury hotels mostly closed as armed police officers blocked entry to much of the Promenade des Anglais, still littered in places with surgical gloves, bloody clothing, and other detritus of the previous night's terror.
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I remember the moments after I finished it in the fall of 2013 as my first brush with the then-burgeoning world of Let's Play's and YouTube reaction culture (including a viral video I stumbled on from an on-the-rise internet celebrity named PewDiePie) just so I could watch someone else's facial expressions as they experienced its polarizing final sequence.
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I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains I've walked and I've crawled on six crooked highways I've stepped in the middle of seven sad forests I've been out in front of a dozen dead oceans I've been ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard And it's a hard, it's a hard, it's a hard, and it's a hard It's a hard rain's a-gonna fall.
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"Something that is interesting about the film, and I think something that we were excited about when we all stumbled on the concept for 'Civil War' is that this is a unique kind of storytelling, and it's not something you can do unless you have a Cinematic Universe — a healthy Cinematic Universe — that has a lot of movies before it which basically allows us to focus on character interaction for a majority of the film," explains Russo.
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Researchers recently stumbled on a partial answer to this question while studying translucent, genetically-mutated zebrafish to watch how they contracted the "fish version" of TB. As it turns out, one genetic mutation caused a similar effect as smoking by clogging up and weighing down the cells that are the body's first line of defense against bacteria like the kind that causes tuberculosis—so much so that the cells can't even move, according to the new study published Thursday in Cell.
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