blunder

Less than a year later, he had made his little blunder.

Quickly I tried to make up for my little blunder.

The new line is a huge blunder by the government.

He did not need to watch the film to understand his blunders.

He did not turn out to be a huge blunder by management.

We made all these blunders and we're still in a 2-1 game.

But it seems clear enough that two blunders were made.

But then came one of the most serious blunders in the state's political history.

Many people in the industry view that decision as a blunder.

The children might not realize, and make a social blunder.

But this was one blunder he knew better than to make.

And say he had made the blunder of taking her offer at face value?

"It was a great blunder done by such a big hospital."

"Of all the campaign blunders, it was the most significant."

Move 20 is a blunder for white (it should have been played next to black 19).

It was a bad blunder, and the police are going to hold you responsible.

The world is now paying a very high price for this blunder.

He made a major blunder in laying out the line, however.

She was amused at his blunder, but took one from him.

Last night he was too embarrassed to talk about his blunder.

Then came the blunder he would never be allowed to forget.

Science needs to survive its own blunders, at any cost.

If there was a blunder, we'll find out about it.

He is, however, also known to have made some high profile blunders.

That was a blunder: he called and spoke to her for three minutes.

She had to make up time, not blunder around in the dark.

Also, I was not going to blunder on in the dark.

You would blunder in the dark, and be of no use.

And yet we keep blundering along as if they would.

You have blundered into my life and changed the way I think.

We have blundered about in here for the better part of two days at least.

Someone got up from the table and blundered out into the air.

He had once again blundered to a kind of success.

I'm just the man who happened to blunder into that office.

"I think we'd better go have a look before we blunder into anything."

He had thought, in the dark, to blunder into them tonight.

Nor do the men who come to help know enough, and they have blundered.

"If we blunder into them they could kill us both with one shot."

It was probably better than having the big man blundering about up above.

The men are very patient, but they know someone has blundered.

He had blundered into somebody else's office, position, and problems.

It blundered on past them and was brought up full face against a rock.

What if he had blundered on a secret thing and they were to find him here?

A few minutes later he came into the room with blundering steps.

Trying to get out of the way, he blundered in the wrong direction.

They were blundering around in the dark, with no idea of the direction she had taken.

What if they blundered and lost one game out of a thousand?

But he got up and came blundering on towards them.

He may have blundered into the area after losing his way.

Then feels she has blundered, asked a question better left.