On stumbling legs he made his way slowly toward her.

"About the time that Columbus was stumbling all over your country."

The elite themselves did not worry about stumbling in the dark.

Fighting the things where he could see them would be a lot easier than stumbling around in a dark corridor.

Now they were stumbling into the front row of people, on to rough grass.

She looked at the woman who had kept her from stumbling earlier and asked quietly, "Are we.

The sound of stumbling feet came from the corridor outside the smoke-filled room.

She was amazingly strong; he felt himself being pulled upward and tried to help by stumbling to his feet.

I came stumbling back to my own house about midnight and Balhadi got me into bed.

Just enough light came from the high vaulted windows to enable him to pick his way without stumbling into anything.

I walked all the way here without stumbling once, and my head was clear enough to let me repeat his exact words to you."

More important to others was that the rally began to answer some important questions as to why the market had been stumbling of late.

How long will it take us, stumbling Men, to come thither?"

"They're just stumbling and bound to break a leg."

He walked slowly, as if he needed all his concentration simply to place one foot in front of the other without stumbling.

He too came stumbling from the thorn bush, gored in the belly.

Through the window Nathan saw Harriet stumbling down the garden.

"We worked together for 20 years without stumbling.

He was not zigzagging so badly now, and seemed to be able to anticipate the edge of the road before stumbling off it.

People were stumbling uphill, unable to make an orderly advance over the rocky ground.

Jumps off the streetcar into her there, without stumbling.

By the standard of what America might achieve if its creative energies were fully utilized, it is only stumbling along.

Lotta asked; she had already gotten out of bed and was stumbling, half-asleep, toward the kitchen.

She heard stumbling footfalls - foot-thuds - in the darkness.

Looking for a major, he stumbled into the history of science department.

In 1969, he stumbled on a new line of work.

Then several years ago, we stumbled upon what seemed the answer.

Private education companies around the country have stumbled in recent months.

But, short on experience and money, some of them are stumbling.

She stumbled for a moment, but he held her up.

The other got up and stumbled away from the house.

Then he stumbled away without saying a word to me.

Because when your man stumbled on us, do you know what he did?

He thought the first had stumbled and tried to help her.

I stumbled back and out, through a side door into the street.

He stumbled to his feet, looking out over the city.

He stumbled around to face the head of the table.

Some of the information in the book he stumbled across.

No one is sure when he stumbled away or why.

He must have stumbled across us in the past two hours.

He stumbled all over the last few words and looked away.

Just what had they stumbled into the middle of, here?

He stumbled at the same moment and his face turned white.

One of the men turned and stumbled from the room.

She might not be stumbling in the dark, after all.

She stumbled, trying to think of just the right words.

Then she stumbled around to the other side of the car.

But after a little time he found her, stumbling toward him.

He got up, put himself together, and stumbled out to the car.