| Jay lives to dumbfound like any magician, only with a passion that extends backward in time and outward into remote regions of the recherché. |
| This is a declaration that will dumbfound boxing fans, more than half a million of whom paid £14.95 to watch his challenge for Haye's WBA world title on Sky Box Office. |
| Miss Hagen forces her voice into squeaks and growls, and slurs out enough schwas to dumbfound a phoneticist. |
| But as disheartening as this reversal was, he confesses that it didn't exactly dumbfound him. |
| He can show such familiarity with the Incas affairs as to dumbfound the old boy. |
| Like a telepathic infant swinging for the piñata with deathly precision, Chelsea has continued to dumbfound with its ability to overcome seemingly impossible tasks. |
