The singer eventually got it together and stumbled through his response.
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A year later, his team has stumbled through its early tests.
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The Cornhuskers stumbled through the first half Saturday against an inferior Purdue team.
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Have we stumbled through a Mario Warp Pipe into the Land of Assholes?
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Boeing's stock stumbled through the first-quarter of 2018, falling about 3 percent.
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I stumbled through the park, past the Chief Burger and the toy stores.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," he said in a radio interview.
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The Warriors actually stumbled through a sluggish start, a Lamborghini stuck in second gear.
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Trudeau has gained momentum since Scheer stumbled through a French-language debate on Wednesday.
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After all he's stumbled through several decades and he's still cranking out some amazing jams.
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Instead, for a long time after my son's birth, I stumbled through a hormonal fog.
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I stumbled through the brush and weeds, my eyes not quite adjusted to the starry night.
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Roger Dale Nunez stumbled through the door of the Up Stairs Lounge and into the beer bust.
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We stumbled through the darkened park, using my cellphone for light, down to a big tire swing.
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As the economy stumbled through recession and then a jobless recovery, economic insecurity and political resentment increased.
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Then, one dawn, I stumbled through a YouTube portal and into the universe of Oddly Satisfying videos.
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"What up, Council?" he said, as if he had just stumbled through the door of his buddy's apartment.
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Asked a question about #slavery and he stumbled through a nonsense answer that went from segregation to Venezuela.
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Trudeau has gained momentum since Scheer stumbled through a French-language debate on private channel TVA on Wednesday.
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Throughout the forum, he stumbled through responses, often appearing out of touch and unrepentant for past policy positions.
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Cleveland stumbled through the 20.86s and '21s, failing to make the postseason every season in a 218-year span.
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East Carolina (12-19, 553-14) stumbled through the early minutes of the second half and fell further behind.
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Maybe Trump and his associates stumbled through a series of contacts with Russian intermediaries that never actually went anywhere.
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She also stumbled through some of the procedures in the messy exam room and sounded rather unsure of herself.
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She enjoyed the solitude, though she stumbled through the shop with her eyelids low, sleep trying to ambush her.
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Gunna played around with rapping as a preteen and stumbled through high school before facing legal issues prior to graduation.
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As I walked barefoot from where I had parked my car I stumbled through a rather vicious patch of weeds.
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Hyde-Smith has stumbled through a series of racially-charged controversies, which the president did not go near last night.
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The C.E.O. stumbled through a reply that sought to show we get it but also didn't over-promise on action.
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When asked what he would do about the border crisis, the senator paused, then stumbled through an answer in Spanish.
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Ranked 18th as the season opened, Arkansas stumbled through a 1-500 start that knocked it out of the Top 25.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stumbled through weeks of gaffes since her primary win, and is being forced to defend her socialist brand.
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After graduating, I stumbled through two jobs and a bout of unemployment before I finally made real progress in my career.
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The same half laughed and booed when a Republican senator, Clyde Chambliss, stumbled through the details of the female reproductive system.
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He stumbled through these affairs of the heart while also weathering the complications of immigration and the ineluctable tug of home.
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Arizona stumbled through a nine-game skid of its own from mid-December to early January, but is playing at a .
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Some immigrants complain that they stumbled through their first asylum interviews when they were deeply distraught over the loss of their children.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 37, told Beats 1's Zane Lowe of moving past the drama.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 37, told Beats 1's Zane Lowe of moving past the drama.
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After graduating, I stumbled through two jobs and a bout of unemployment before I finally made any real progress in my career.
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When asked about what he would do about the border crisis, Booker paused, then stumbled through a nearly incomprehensible answer in Spanish.
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As they dodged bullets and stumbled through mounds of rubble, an Islamic State suicide bomber ran at them and detonated her bomb.
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It would have been a slightly shorter speech had she not stumbled through the text laid in front of her so clumsily.
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As a businessman, Trump stumbled through multiple bankruptcies, defrauded students at a phony "university" and even ran a casino into the ground.
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And in two hours Wednesday night, he risked losing those swift gains as he stumbled through his first nationally televised primary debate.
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It seemed that over the course of the night, everyone who stumbled through to Harvey's pokey back room had some connection to him.
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A crowd of about 50 people in the 80-year-old's hometown looked on while he stumbled through a vaguely Bossanova-sounding number.
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More than a decade ago, America stumbled through the Great Recession without imposing many significant fixes for the excesses of our financial system.
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I found myself getting lost a lot, particularly early on, as I stumbled through the confusingly maze-like structure of the Oldest House.
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In 2019, the vaping industry suffered a crisis as the Centers for Disease Control stumbled through a health scare caused by illicit products.
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Bloomberg stumbled through softball questions about stop and frisk, his taxes, and the nondisclosure agreements that former employees signed amid allegations of harassment.
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"I stumbled through it, to be quite honest," Timberlake, now 53, told Beats 25's Zane Lowe last year of moving past the drama.
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" Cruz, who is normally sharp in his comebacks, stumbled through his answer, "Of course I wanted the bill to pass — my amendment to pass.
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The victims of negligent management and saddled with enormous debt, Spain's third-largest club stumbled through an identity crisis against a backdrop of terrible results.
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He stumbled through an interview with the state's top right-wing radio host, not realizing he was part of the #NeverTrump movement until too late.
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Instead, the platforms' lawyers stumbled through the hearings offering few clear explanations for their failure to detect past interference while dodging pointed questions with semantics.
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Major franchises like T.G.I. Fridays and Applebee's have stumbled through a decade of losses, and many chains, including Friendly's and Bennigan's, have filed for bankruptcy.
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While giving a presentation to executives from Dove and Redbook as his team's project manager, Ortiz stumbled through his speech, hardly making a clear point.
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" We've sashayed and stumbled through the pre-gentrification Lower East Side of the '80s with Rosanna Arquette and Madonna in Susan Seidelman's "Desperately Seeking Susan.
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She awkwardly executed small wrestling moves and stumbled through her lines—a dialogue issue that still remains despite her excellent in-ring performance last night.
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The Bulls bumbled and stumbled through the road loss in Orlando and continue to claim it's only a matter of time before they put things together.
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They found earlier success with Jessica William's The Amazing Jessica James, and stumbled through less well-received attempts like Happy Anniversary and When We First Met.
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The gobsmacked guests stumbled through interviews with Kimmel, shell-shocked selfies and the prophetic whispers of Ryan Gosling, and we could've done without any of it.
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"And we're going to work on our g-ghettos, are so--" Trump said, appearing to trip on his next words as he stumbled through his sentence.
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Twitter immediately reacted after the winners of the Best Hair and Makeup category stumbled through their acceptance speech at the 003 Oscars ceremony on Sunday night.
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The Trump campaign stumbled through another historic gaffe on Monday courtesy of former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who conveniently seemed to forget about the Sept.
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Anjum said the woman's screams had woken her from a deep sleep, and she stumbled through the dark to the neighbor's house, some 20 feet away.
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One official said that Trump is closely watching the stock market, which has stumbled through the week amid rampant speculation over what will happen at the summit.
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They stumbled through it, confused by the way their policymaking bodies were changing, unsure what to do with their interest rates, embarrassed by their burgeoning balance-sheets.
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Sure, I've stammered and stumbled through six-pint tributes to my favorite selectors, but largely I've kept them consigned to the beer gardens of South East London.
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The stakes are high for Under Armour, which stumbled through a dismal 2017, reporting losses for two straight quarters and seeing its share price fall 45 percent.
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The team stumbled through qualifying and appeared lost in its first two matches in Russia, a disappointing draw with tiny Iceland and a thorough beating from Croatia.
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The Blue Devils opened the season with four consecutive wins by a combined 101 points but have stumbled through consecutive losses - 31-6 to Miami on Sept.
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I stumbled through plow ruts and tried to keep to the very edge of the fields, so as not to disturb seedbeds or crops already heading out.
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LHP Drew Pomeranz stumbled through a 3 2/3-inning no-decision Sunday against the Yankees, allowing four runs on seven hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
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Op-Ed Contributor My former co-worker once drank so much during a waitressing shift, she stumbled through the restaurant with her intoxication on full display to guests.
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Sometimes, as they stumbled through conversations about their parents and their pets, he felt like a person in a dream who hears a party happening in a nearby house.
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But Biden's most significant opponent on Wednesday may have been himself, as he stumbled through several answers, correcting himself even on the answers he appeared to have practiced most.
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And in this corner: The Predators (41-29-12, 94 points, +18), a preseason Cup favorite that stumbled through much of the first half before eventually getting on track.
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Three years ago, religious leaders in the St. Louis area stumbled through their response to the 2014 police killing of Michael Brown and the weeks of violent protest that followed.
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While the cell carrier exclusivity part of the lawsuit was ultimately thrown out back in 2013, the Apple App Store monopoly fight has stumbled through the court system ever since.
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Active funds stumbled through another brutal year, with barely 21.4 in 220 large-cap managers able to beat the , according to figures released Wednesday by S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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Hyde-Smith stumbled through several racially-charged controversies in the contest against Espy, who was seeking to become the first African-American elected to the Senate in Mississippi since Reconstruction.
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Gui , he said after I stumbled through an explanation in English and halting French of what had caught my eye and wanted him to give me the French word for.
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Abeer Shabka, who stumbled through a cloud of tear gas with her 15-year-old daughter, Yasmine, on Tuesday afternoon, said the Nakba had driven her to risk Israeli gunfire.
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He's stumbled through a series of policy discussions in recent days by offering conflicting stands on issues like honoring government debt, raising the minimum wage and tax cuts for the rich.
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While President Donald Trump stumbled through Europe shoving foreign leaders and showing off his wife's $51,500 coat, former president Barack Obama is off in Scotland enjoying a leisurely round of golf.
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Instead, the sector has stumbled through the year, the luster of its "Trump trade" status wearing thin and even the prospect of higher interest rates doing little to stoke more buyers.
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The national team is on its third coach since falling just short in Brazil four years ago, and it stumbled through South American qualification before just squeezing its way to Russia.
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"As I stumbled through placing my order I mentioned to the voice on the speaker that I was diabetic and in need of food," she wrote in a Facebook post on Friday.
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While killing time after lunch, I stumbled through a mixture of line-loving Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy fans, and found myself in front of four kiosks for The Quiet Man. Huh.
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No, it created this game for people who have loved Sonic all their lives, who remained patient as Sega stumbled through increasingly haphazard ideas about what to do with its once edgy icon.
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Mr. Morris asked me to read aloud, and I stood at my desk shaking as I gripped the book in my sweaty hands and painfully stumbled through the paragraph, tripping over the words.
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Places I had forgotten suddenly alive again in a single paragraph, as if written under hypnosis — the aging Marlowe, stumbling and melancholic, wandering through rooms and streets that only I had stumbled through.
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Aside from getting hit in the noggin in front of a bunch of scouts ... Wilcox ran a slow 4.88 40-yard dash time and stumbled through other parts of his workout as well.
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Way back in November, with Indiana's fan base still smarting from an early NCAA tournament exit, the Hoosiers stumbled through a presumptive Hawaiian vacation that strengthened calls for coach Tom Crean to be fired.
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Both teams stumbled through an inelegant, touchdown-less first half, but in the third quarter, the Eagles took their first lead of the game, 221-523, on a 252-yard touchdown run by Ajayi.
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At a recent evening rehearsal, the cast, dressed in a mix of street clothes and scrubs, stumbled through the choreography to the Act I finale, linking arms and skipping with abandon across the stage.
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Boston, which stumbled through an inexplicable 17-18-6 record at home last season, dropped to 7-6-0 with a 4-2 loss to a visiting Colorado team that had lost its previous four.
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The network welcomed Yara Shahidi into its world with "grown-ish," which followed her character, the too-cool-for-school Zoey Johnson from ABC's "black-ish," as she stumbled through life as a college freshman.
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As the bear circled for a second time, I stumbled through devil's club, snagging my shorts and scratching my legs, and I talked about the day my son was born, how I recognized his face immediately.
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Over the years, a single oil venture in the Caspian Sea owned by ExxonMobil and other majors stumbled through so many cost overruns and technical problems it gained an unfortunate nickname: the "Cash-all-gone" field.
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Now, as he stumbled through an alley full of twisted metal and rubble, he saw for the first time that the front lines, marked by a wall of sandbags, were barely 20 yards from his house.
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The Raptors stumbled through a 4-7 stretch that started just before Christmas Day, but have now won three consecutive games for the first time since a five-game winning streak that started in mid-December.
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Its first two seasons have followed Issa (Issa Rae), Molly (Yvonne Orji) and Lawrence (Jay Ellis) as they stumbled through their personal and professional lives, leaving behind trash-can fires, vicious insults and tattered self-esteems.
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The big picture: There had been whispers in both parties about his faculties at age 74, and they became a roar yesterday as he stumbled through back-to-back appearances before the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees.
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ABOUT LOUISIANA TECH (1-313): Senior running back Jarred Craft scored two of his three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to pace the Bulldogs, who stumbled through the first three quarters before pulling away from Northwestern State.
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Soon Mr. Hansen slipped away, the staff retreated to a far corner of the forest, and my husband and I stumbled through the darkness aided only by an iPhone flashlight to find the way back to our cabin.
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I could hold an entire meeting hostage as I worked through a half-formed idea, watching as heads swiveled toward me in silent, animal unison, waiting patiently for me to finish even as I stumbled through a thought.
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But the convention delegates would have none of it as they roared their opposition, each time more loudly than the last, as Villaraigosa stumbled through calling the question three times until he arbitrarily decided the ayes had enough votes.
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After an uneven season in which New England stumbled through the final quarter of its schedule and many in the N.F.L. community prepared an obituary for this dynasty, the Patriots had built up a fair amount of righteous indignation.
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LONG before Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbo turned Nordic Noir into a global brand and staying in to watch foreign dramas on television became a global obsession, Detective Kurt Wallander stumbled through the streets of a small town in Sweden.
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The United States is teetering on the edge of a $20 trillion national debt, while Congress stumbled through yet another budget season where inability to finish the process resulted in last-minute, temporary spending packages passed under threat of shutdown.
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" He stumbled through it and then the segment ended and then he found me the next day I think, in makeup before a show and he came right up to me and said, "I had no idea and I'm sorry.
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But since "The Walking Dead" stumbled through the past two seasons, season nine opens in prove-it-to-me mode, at least for those who see Rick's departure as a good time to consider closing the books on this AMC hit.
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Carey's disaster during the annual New Year's Eve special in Times Square made international headlines: The superstar vocally stumbled through her short set, failing to sing for most of it despite a pre-recorded track of her songs playing in the background.
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The weeks and months that followed saw a multitude of doctor's appointments, blood tests, scans, and tears as I stumbled through a thick fog of grief, unsure of how to keep going and unsure of how I could ever feel normal again.
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The glassy-eyed patriarch stumbled through the club in search of Rebecca (Mandy Moore), only to find Sam (Sam Trammell), Rebecca's bandmate (and ex-boyfriend, if we want to get technical), and deck him, putting the finishing ruinous touches on Rebecca's big debut.
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As he stumbled through the crisis, he seemed to lack the innate ability "to navigate ... a situation that calls for humanity and an open ear and awareness of systemic racism," Natalia Salgado, chief of civic engagement for the Center of Popular Democracy, said.
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Photo: APFacebook may have stumbled through its Cambridge Analytica user privacy scandal largely unscathed so far—the yet-to-be-determined outcome of four separate federal investigations notwithstanding—but its pivot to publicly talking a big game on cracking down on data misuse continues.
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The very first event of the tour was an event in Council Bluffs, one of the state's largest cities, but it was cold, sparsely attended, and the energy of the crowd was low as Biden stumbled through written remarks and dabbed his nose with tissues.
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And despite Bonnell asking repeatedly why that matters, Jafari instead stumbled through far right talking points vilifying immigrants as lazy criminals and demanding the need for America to have a unifying culture (though he was unable to express why that would demand a white majority).
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Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, looked like a student who hadn't done her homework as she stumbled through a confirmation hearing, unable to offer coherent answers about students with disabilities or about testing students for their mastery of a subject or their progress with it.
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Until they learned to seek out and heal the hurt child within, he said, most adults stumbled through life, expressing their pain through self-destructive behavior and entering into unhappy love relationships with similarly damaged partners, each hoping to find in the other a loving, approving parent.
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The administration also earmarked money for the city's Board of Elections, which stumbled through the state's presidential primary, and for the Sanitation Department to buy smaller plows to deal with narrow streets in places like Queens, where 170 plow trucks became stuck during a blizzard in January.
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René Préval, the former president of Haiti who led his nation out of turmoil after a coup but stumbled through the trauma of the deadliest natural disaster ever recorded in the Americas, the earthquake of 22010, died on Friday at his home in Port-au-Prince.
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The U.S. stumbled through February with a series of scientific and administrative blunders that allowed the virus to spread undetected through American communities for weeks with negligible testing, a failure that stopped the U.S. from isolating early cases and containing the outbreak in its opening stages.
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Asked about her support for fracking in other countries as secretary of state, Clinton stumbled through an answer, referring to natural gas as a "bridge" to clean energy, a formulation that was Democratic conventional wisdom a few years ago but has fallen out of favor on the left.
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The Bruins won 10 of their final 12 regular-season games after losing their top two scorers from last year, Jordin Canada and Monique Billings, to the W.N.B.A. The Bruins stumbled through two four-game losing streaks during the season but really got going in Pacific-12 play.
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Indeed, this is all big news as it cements that Samsung won't be folding the "Note" brand this year following last year's Note7 disaster which delivered an embarrassing blow to the company's reputation as it stumbled through the recall and cancellation of a device which was initially given rave reviews.
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Soon I found a good deal for a room at the Dream Downtown hotel — the shiny, nautically themed space I'd often lusted after as I stumbled through the Meatpacking District on late nights — and created a plan for the weekend, which went (allow me to pat myself on the back here) pretty damn well.
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Having read an early excerpt of Last Days in the form of a short run glossy pamphlet titled The Brotherhood of Mutilation years ago, I remember feeling, in the digestion of that fragment, as if I'd stumbled through a door in my home I hadn't noticed was always there, leading to another version of the world that seemed like ours but also wasn't.
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