| An ancient rule of wisdom advises that when the blind lead the blind they all stumble into the ditch. |
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| It's my hope that they'll stumble into some miracle cure for stupidity, thusly reducing my stupid rating by a factor of 5 or more. |
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| But with our eyes on the prize, we should not stumble into the classic trap of candidate flackery while applying political cosmetics. |
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| Too many people drift through life, doing jobs they stumble into that pay the bills and keep a roof over their heads. |
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| Each song is wrapped up in girlish emotion that transcends the love and loss theme that every other female artist seems to stumble into. |
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| The girl weaved through the throng of people to stumble into the nearest tent. |
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| If that is, in fact, the case, it's no wonder that people don't consider public life, or claim to stumble into it so accidentally. |
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| When they exit they hear music, follow it, and stumble into a Mardi Gras. |
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| Many other tent designs use a wall-connected framework that can crack in strong winds or if people stumble into it. |
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| Those who stumble into this corner of bibliophily are very likely embarking on a lifelong addiction. |
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| That is how we got where we are by virtue of the existence of a dictatorship which did not stumble into the issue. |
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| But afterward, you stumble into distribution, circulation, and it's a whole other story. |
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| Our café tent is easy to find on Helsinki's main market square: When coming from the Esplanade to the market, you almost automatically stumble into our café. |
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| His characters just stumble into historical events. |
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| In the process, they stumble into a sinister government conspiracy involving a monster they dub the Demogorgon, which resides in a parallel dimension called the Upside Down. |
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| Twins Josh and Emma, along with their little sister Libby, once again stumble into the peculiar travel agency run by the mischievous Julian T. Pettigrew and travel back to the time of the Vikings. |
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| Indeed, many stumble into a career rather than pursuing their education with a clear-cut career goal in mind, according to John Flato, vice president of research and consulting at Vault. |
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| A young man goes out looking for a brothel, only to stumble into the house of his best friend's girl. |
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| Campbell never expected to stumble into politics. |
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| I suppose I am the sort of person who believes that if you are walking along in the dark and you stumble into a pothole, you want to make sure that the pothole is filled so the next person to come along doesn't stumble. |
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