| Society became flooded with well-meaning do-gooders who bumbled about in the most hopeless manner. |
| We bumbled around each other like Laurel and Hardy in the gloom, fumbling for a torch we couldn't find. |
| The sport is used to moving at a leisurely pace, and bumbled along happily enough for 116 years before it got around to holding its first World Cup. |
| He bumbled around working out what he needed, so green around the gills, that one had to laugh. |
| Nevertheless Owen, having hit a post in the previous game and again unnerved Argentina with his speed, was a disappointment while Heskey bumbled around. |
| His IQ was plummeting at each attempt, so to keep him from reaching zero I slowly edged by as he bumbled around on the roadside readying for another go. |
