Here you can see it stumbling over in the right corner.
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People are stumbling over it because of politics, so be it.
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At times, Biden seemed inarticulate, rambling and stumbling over his words.
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"What's … Xenon?" the agent asked, stumbling over the pronunciation of the word.
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However, the Trump administration has the odd habit of stumbling over itself.
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"Did you know Vine got disabled?" he asks, stumbling over the last word.
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Dunham ended up in a Lenox Hill hospital after stumbling over her shoes.
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Jimmy was the third baseman, shown stumbling over Cobb with his face obscured.
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A police officer who shows up starts "stumbling over himself for Ayoola's sake."
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Stumbling over some overused clichés, I tried my best to put his mind at rest.
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"Yes, we...we had an... odd first meeting," Harington shared, awkwardly stumbling over his words.
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"It was impossible to move about without stumbling over the dead and dying," he said.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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A few reasons… The company's decision comes after weeks of Facebook stumbling over the same issue.
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Needless to say, Meyers ended up stumbling over his words by the end of the segment.
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In Huntington, it's just an ever-present problem, stumbling over heroin users and people shooting up.
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" When Negga first began working on the production, Farber said, "we kept stumbling over the pronouns.
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"Everyone was stumbling over each other," Latrallo Presley, a family member attending the graduation, told FOX5 Atlanta.
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"All these shadows are me," he said, his body vibrating, his words fast, stumbling over one another.
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He tends to free-associate, stumbling over half-explained thoughts when a more interesting one strikes him.
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The cubs began to explore the site, stumbling over the grass and sniffing the water in the pond.
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Known for his ability to talk to anyone about everything, he was suddenly stumbling over a single syllable.
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"I f—ed it up," Cyrus reportedly said to the audience, pausing mid-song after stumbling over the lyrics.
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Who else is expected to be able to do and be anything, never stumbling over obstacles in his path?
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Writer and director Lloyd Kaufman got the idea while continuously stumbling over trash during a hike with his wife.
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Video of the incident, which viewers posted to social media, showed the shock rocker also stumbling over his words.
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Yet by the last week, Theo had mastered his Torah portion, only stumbling over a word here and there.
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I remember the day he showed up in a World War II surplus wet suit, stumbling over the flippers.
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International interest is growing and media reports are stumbling over each other to assess, criticize or support the IPO strategy.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, called on members as they rose to speak, once or twice stumbling over their states of origin.
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Without a pre-written line of dialogue, he often has nothing to say, stumbling over his answers or remaining silent.
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It's stable on your back, doesn't sway when stumbling over rocky trails, and stands up on its own when set down.
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It was like an idiot stumbling over the remains of Troy and trying to make sense of what he had found.
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Democrats have criticized DeVos for her lack of educational experience and for stumbling over some questions during her confirmation hearing. Sen.
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Shortly after, President Trump shared a video that was spliced to make it seem like Pelosi was stumbling over her words.
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"Bennet die-hards drawn to awkward, unusual New Hampshire campaign," by Trent Spiner Stumbling over a water bottle and winning votes.
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No one is at ease in this bunker, not with Howard stumbling over the line between prescient hero and gun-toting lunatic.
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Stumbling over his words, Harbour said that he couldn't say, and told viewers to watch the show next season to find out.
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"The war continues to rage and there are many signs that the Minsk process is stumbling over Russia's perpetual masquerade," he write.
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With little over half an hour to go to the 1 PM slot I'd fabricated, I begin stumbling over to the press tent.
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And although he and his PR team have been stumbling over themselves trying to do some major damage control, what's done is done.
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Ever since then, we've all been stumbling over our words — and maybe winding up with the taste of shoe leather in our mouths.
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With little information flowing in from local officials, military personnel dispatched to Palu struggled to calculate the body count, stumbling over basic addition.
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Biden has struggled on the debate stage throughout the campaign, often all but disappearing during debates when he wasn't stumbling over his words.
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However, Ford responds by stumbling over his words, telling the control tower that he was flying a helicopter rather than his single-engine plane.
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I was reminded of this last week on stumbling over reactions to a famous 18-year-old Wired essay by computer pioneer Bill Joy.
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Standing beside Nancy Pelosi, then the House minority leader, and Representative John Lewis, she found herself stumbling over the text she had been given.
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Shortly after, President Trump also shared a video to Twitter that was edited to make it seem like Pelosi was stumbling over her words.
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" After stumbling over Mr. Assad's name — she called him "Bazooka Phylicia Ahmad Rashad" — Ms. McCarthy said, "I know they're not really called Holocaust centers. Duh.
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It is almost impossible to go from one point to another without stumbling over a 700-year-old tomb or a 500-year-old fort.
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The video appears to show Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden stumbling over his words during a speech in Kansas City, Missouri this Saturday, March 7.
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Professionals are stumbling over themselves to line up and proclaim that big data analytics will enable people to finally see themselves clearly through their own fog.
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Though Goldwater was an effective senator, he was a terrible campaigner, constantly stumbling over his words and making statements that didn't play well with the media.
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" (He did use gas on his own people, and many others.) Clearly flustered and stumbling over his words, Spicer proceeded to calls concentration camps "Holocaust Centers.
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After years of stumbling over and over with phones that can only be described as unimaginative and gimped, Sony's finally crawling its way back to relevance.
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Ryan Seacrest may be interviewing Vice's Sam Rockwell about playing George Bush or stumbling over a Richard E. Grant joke, but where's Timothée Chalamet and his bib?
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Casteen Sykes told Insider that Mama Pickles struck the perfect balance between fierce and friendly, posing perfectly one moment and stumbling over her pregnant belly the next.
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The 30-second video — which has been viewed over $2.5 million times on Trump's Twitter alone — is designed to show Pelosi stuttering and stumbling over her words.
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In particular, they kept stumbling over a "transition costs" problem where they somehow had to come up with $2 trillion to make any version of their plan workable.
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People are stumbling over and around one another, affixing eyelashes, spraying what can only be described as unhealthy amounts of hair and glitter spray around their general person.
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He playfully chastised himself for stumbling over the words when he read one late in the race at New Hampshire, but he said he was becoming more comfortable.
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Others need to follow, and as the year was coming to a close, sports governing bodies were often stumbling over one another to project transparency and reformist zeal.
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The Facebook CEO's evident struggle to answer her questions yielded a memorable three-minute viral video of Zuckerberg stumbling over his answers as Ocasio-Cortez drills questions at him.
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By stumbling over it, Dean made the line that exists between fake diversity and actual inclusivity, between racial humor and racism, quip and microaggression, appreciation and fetishization — very clear.
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Several semiconductor companies are stumbling over their own problems, but collectively the sector's sloppy performance and increasingly cautious outlooks are ringing warning bells for technology and the broader stock market.
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MICHELLE KING I was just stumbling over the fact that there are certain companies that have manifestoes online about how proud they are for the number of people they fire.
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The 17-year-old student, who was born in London and currently lives in Athens, remembers reading out loud in his first-grade class, stumbling over words and getting frustrated.
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More than 3,000 reporters had flown in from around the world to cover the U.S.–North Korea summit, so many journalists that at times we were literally stumbling over one another.
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Trump disavowed Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, in a tweet Sunday — but not before stumbling over the issue on CNN's "State of the Union" earlier in the day.
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It seems like just yesterday that ATLAS was stumbling over a simulated debris field, and now we see it balancing on one foot on the edge of a thin sheet of plywood.
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Stumbling over his words, Schabowski said the East German government had decided to let citizens leave through any of the border crossings - and he believed the new rule would take effect immediately.
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And moments of stumbling over definitions in these discussions are how you discover what is structurally taken for granted, what can change, what works, and what can be used for alternative means.
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Season 2's blooper reel brought even more silly scenes, including an accidental snort from Noah Schnapp, Winona Ryder stumbling over her words, and Millie accidentally getting hit in the head with papers.
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"We're not worried, because this is what we're up against," said Sacks, before playing a montage of Joe Biden stumbling over his words in debates, speeches and interviews, then an ad that Sen.
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Two of the most endangered senators up for reelection next year, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin and Nevada Republican Dean Heller, are being targeted by their opposition for stumbling over the issue recently.
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On "A Morning Song," rumbling power chords accentuate the chime of a higher, shinier riff with a countryish feel, but Lilitri's blunt, quavery voice undercuts the song's momentum, as if he's stumbling over himself.
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Nonetheless, the Fox Business video depicted Pelosi stumbling over words and replayed four times in rapid succession the speaker holding up two fingers when talking about "three things" related to House investigations of Trump.
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By Tuesday evening, investigators had uncovered surveillance video that provided a possible answer: It showed a man stumbling over barriers and falling into the manhole about two weeks ago, according to a police official.
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Within the hour I'm watching him, with my head in my hands, stumbling over his words on Indian TV. The interviewer looks confused—but silver lining: It's nice to see myself billed as a whistleblower.
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But precisely timing your button presses is the difference between stumbling over a fence versus effortlessly vaulting it, or slamming into the ground after a jump versus executing a quick roll that preserves your momentum.
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A deepfake of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went viral earlier this year, after Facebook refused to pull down a doctored video that showed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stumbling over her words was tweeted by Trump.
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You're back there in the school hall, velcro flapping in the breeze, the faint smell of baked sausages mingles with old netballs, and you're stumbling over your own feet, failing to get the Macarena right.
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Right around this time of year, to the east of Rwanda's borders, in Tanzania and Kenya, big packs of tourists are stumbling over each other to get the perfect photo of a scene like this.
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Thanks to Mayer's failed resuscitation plans for Yahoo—which involved pricey acquisitions, huge layoffs, splashy hires, and a complete disregard for users' security—the aging tech giant had been stumbling over its own feet for some time.
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Manipulated videos of Speaker Nancy Pelosi that made it seem as if she were stumbling over and slurring her words continued to spread across social media on Friday, fueled by President Trump's feud with the Democratic leader.
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"Everyone Else" (2009), which won a Silver Bear at the Berlinale film festival, featured a young couple stumbling over the mismatch between a commitment to modern gender roles and a secret envy of those leading more traditional lives.
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European Union and English officials have warned that regulation could be coming, and though US regulators are still stumbling over the issue, pressure is growing on them to sort out whose responsibility enforcement in the crypto space should be.
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I thought Ms. Taylor presented quite an artful version of one of the first bits of wordplay we learn in life — I can remember stumbling over simple tongue twisters like "She sells seashells" before I even learned to read.
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The 24-year-old weighed in on the feud between the singer and Kardashian West in an interview with Sunday Times Style magazine, reportedly becoming flustered and stumbling over her words when asked about the 35-year-old reality star.
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Like the shareware games of the 1990s, the Social VR demo is experimenting with what this new experience is, and what can be done with it, and in doing so it's sort of stumbling over itself and laughing at the mistakes.
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Not only was Trump denied the "win" he so desperately craved, but in stumbling over such unpopular legislation, he diminished his dealmaking brand and with it, his ability to push the next item on the GOP to-do list: tax reform.
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The examiner, Judge Gergel wrote, ended up stumbling over inaccurate information because of clerical errors, had to send a series of faxes and "made no effort" to contact the law enforcement agency that arrested Mr. Roof, despite being told which agency it was.
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Aside from Mr. Diamantopoulos and Ms. Rudolph sweetly covering for her stumbling over a line, "A Christmas Story Live!" lacked the feeling of a piece of theater unfolding in front of the audience's eyes in real time, like a slick magic trick.
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Shortly after, President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE tweeted a video edited to make it seem like Pelosi was stumbling over her words.
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"With the 2020 Democrat presidential primary field currently stumbling over each other in a race to the radical left, it makes sense that their party would choose to hold its convention in the only American city that has elected three socialist mayors," the party continued.
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The actor costars alongside a veritable who's who of Hollywood A-listers in Quentin Tarantino's latest oeuvre, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," including Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Al Pacino — but it was the late Luke Perry who had DiCaprio stumbling over his words.
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I didn't know what to expect, but what awaited me surpassed even my wildest expectations: Little boys bounced forward on their blades, stumbling over themselves with unadulterated joy and determination, and strong, fit adults, men and women alike, who'd even gone on to participate in Ironman triathlons.
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During a recent visit this summer, I stopped in to finally find out how to pronounce "zhug," thoroughly annoyed by my own chronic stumbling over the "zh" as if it were the leg of a chair in my own den that I habitually stub a toe on.
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The social media giant had previously told Reuters that as part of its new policy it will not remove a heavily edited video that attempted to make Pelosi seem incoherent by slurring her speech and making it appear like she was repeatedly stumbling over her words.
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The success in Denver may have been a barely successful test, a triumph that nearly missed stumbling over the finish line at the last second, but a win is a win: Matthews accomplished what nobody else in history has before, and he has set a decriminalization precedent for the rest of the United States.
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The first is a quick prologue set some time in the 1950s, with Alec Baldwin as a man recording a blatantly racist PSA about the insidious "spread of integration and miscegenation" propagated by the "Jewish puppets on the Supreme Court," except he keeps stumbling over his words and barking at an unseen woman helping him film.
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Related: Sanders Wants an Audit of Iowa Results, But It Likely Won't Change Anything After stumbling over a question in a CNN townhall on Wednesday night about her speaking fees and ties to financial institutions, Clinton doubled down on efforts to distance herself from Wall Street, casting banks and financial institutions as enemies who have recently attempted to undermine and run attack ads against her.
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So next time you're mumbling along to the words in a community center in Cromer, pissed on cheap Cava, queasy from a day spent trying to stuff as many sausage rolls as possible into your pastry-lined gob, stumbling over yourself straight into the fragile figure of your great-aunt, just remember that you're experiencing something incredibly special, and important and unusual: you're having an experience that most of the world can relate to.
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But that will wear off, and the adrenaline of needing to do tasks from the awful to-do list of death — signing legal paperwork, deciding on cremation or burial, setting a date for services, changing assets into the surviving spouse&aposs name, updating the primary insured person on health insurance, finding passwords, making sure mental health supports are in place, stumbling over the small reminders that can never be anticipated — will diminish (though never disappear).
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