Oh … and I'm going to stumble through this one.
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I think as an artist you kind of stumble through that.
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"This is nothing," Maryam said wearily, watching Mohammad stumble through the lobby.
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They stumble through their shared fetish, slowly learning the language of consent.
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They stumble through their budding situationship, and it's meaningfully raw, singular, and pure.
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Otherwise presenters seemed to fumble and stumble through their assigned or prepared readings.
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Downstairs, associated queens and hangers-on stumble through the hallways, prosecco bottles in hand.
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We had a stumble-through the other day, and I got so many butterflies.
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You run, walk, jog and sometimes stumble through Manhattan streets, seemingly implacable, but also confused.
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The characters seem disconnected and despairing as they stumble through crises of their own making.
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And there's an adjustment period that we're going to have to watch him stumble through, messily.
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But until that day comes, you can watch people stumble through enviably adorable plot lines in film.
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No, you didn't have to stumble through all of season 5's 13 episodes to understand this one.
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Trump may stumble through "two Corinthians," but he has mastered the more important scripture of the evangelical right.
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We get to watch their coworkers stumble through their own discomfort when they, for example, use the incorrect pronouns.
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Other times, it's achingly beautiful as you stumble through a ruined landscape while ambient rock plays in the background.
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The present isn't something we stumble through; it's something we create for ourselves over and over, moment by moment.
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You know what, I wrote something about that because I didn't want to stumble through it and be misunderstood.
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Before the BFFs arrive at that plan, though, they stumble through a few false starts, some more promising than others.
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But as so many of us stumble through this heavy mourning, the stories Nipsey left behind illuminate his essence and legacy.
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Two decades ago, Pelosi watched a Republican majority stumble through its impeachment of Bill Clinton and then oust Speaker Newt Gingrich.
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Many of us, most of us perhaps, stumble through life in a perpetual state of unsurety about ourselves and where we belong.
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With Nintendo's old virtual console, I would've had to pay $5 to stumble through a game of Soccer, which I never did.
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Chris Paul, James Harden, Eric Gordon, P.J. Tucker, Clint Capela Much has been made about Houston's ostensible stumble through a momentous offseason.
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The teenagers interviewed for the clip above stumble through iconic game themes that just haven't made the same impact on modern consoles.
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Generally the only cringe-worthy moment is when an Anglophone tries to stumble through their answer to the obligatory French language questions.
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Today we live in a splendor that Borges might have dreamed into existence, a library we can stumble through in the dark.
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In the video, there is muffled but excited chatter as a few students stumble through the dark tower using their phones as flashlights.
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Elon powerfully evokes the obscurity of the past and its hold on the present, as we stumble through revelation after revelation with Yoel.
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All the real detective work is done by the young girl, and the two leads just stumble through the rest of the clues.
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Scientists no longer stumble through failed experiments trying to learn a new technique when a resource lab can do it correctly from the start.
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Now awake, you stumble through the dark, head towards the bathroom where muscle memory kicks in and you find the light switch first time.
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I stumble through the setup process with an unnecessary amount of giggling and let out an entirely unironic "whoa" when I strap on the headset.
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The Bachelor lead looks similarly dopey when a different dark-skinned woman, Tahzjuan Hawkins, makes up a cutesy pun to help Colton stumble through her name.
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For most of the film, the two characters stumble through the woods, Hank carrying Manny and explaining to him basic concepts like food, transportation, and love.
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Steyer might stumble through Super Tuesday just because he has already bought media in those states and it's only three days after losing in South Carolina.
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In a number of tense exchanges, DeVos appeared to stumble through responses to questions about her views on education, school funding and even her own popularity.
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Nothing delights this glum critic's heart more than watching a couple stumble through the work of one of the twentieth century's most controversial gay photographers: Robert Mapplethorpe.
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She felt like someone had carved her heart out of her chest and then turned her loose to stumble through a dark forest on a frigid night.
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He continued to stumble through his self-appointed role of kingmaker, holding off supporting Clinton — whose 2000 U.S. Senate campaign he managed — while declining to back Sanders.
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All of the jokes about parenthood are true: You stumble through life bleary-eyed, eager to spend every moment with your child yet desperate for the next break.
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As a well-known crier, it's no surprise seeing Donatella stumble through her own brother's bloody murder scene and deal with the subsequent shocking trauma brought me to tears.
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For a show aimed at young people, who are just starting to stumble through the mess of sexuality, this couldn't be a more necessary, realistic, and unfortunately rare message.
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For some wearers, the stigma is so intense that they're left with no choice but to put on their sneakers and — sockless and sweating — stumble through unforgiving suburban streets.
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Of course, a man so undone by his past that he chooses to stumble through life as a banal and destructive hedonist doesn't make for the most compelling television.
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With 238 goals allowed during the aforementioned three-game run and only two scored, heavy criticism began to pour in from those who watched the team stumble through the week.
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He continues to stumble through his foreign policy—embracing autocrats, alienating allies and embarrassing Americans who understand that NATO has helped keep peace in Europe for more than 65 years.
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Rather than having to watch the U.S. stumble through the group stage, I'll be able to watch the likes of Egypt's Mohamed Salah and Argentina's Lionel Messi with uncomplicated glee.
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While the calls were far from 100% believable, it was pretty hilarious to listen to my colleagues stumble through the bizarre calls until finally reaching the "you've been owned" finale.
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When black-ish debuted in 2014, not since the early days of Modern Family had there been such joy in watching a nuclear unit stumble through the ins and outs of daily life.
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Of course, this is part of Maura's bag: she's a baby queer, in spite of her age, and watching her stumble through her own initiation as a trans woman is partly the point.
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Together, they turned their radio work into a record label—showcasing their artists through Spotify playlists, building a brand that's not anonymous or disposable, in the way that people often stumble through the internet.
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You grab your bag from overhead, stumble through the bright lights of the airport towards customs and then — suddenly — you're funneled through a 20-foot shipping container that's packed to the rafters with biometric gadgetry.
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But of course we all must stumble through this alone, there's no way even the most well-read and well-prepared of incubating mothers could know what pregnancy feels like until she finds out firsthand.
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At the back of a vintage-furnished trattoria near the Pantheon, stumble through a creaky armoire and you're deposited in a dimly lit brick den, where an empty suit of knight's armor spookily stands guard.
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He's nobody's idea of a Luddite, but Thundercat — the electric bass whiz, falsetto soothsayer and underground prince of head-trippy future soul — has a message for those who stumble through the day glued to smartphones.
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Of course, you could just watch Disney via those streaming apps', but it's better to install the DisneyNow app for the kids, so they don't have to stumble through adult programming to find their favorite shows.
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More likely, the Iraqi government will stumble through a bloody, clumsy campaign lasting well into 2017 as the Kurdish and Shia militias ignore its orders and the Americans wonder why no one saw this mess coming.
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Authorities said Chambers was soaked in fuel in her car on a rural road, set on fire and left to stumble through a roadside ditch before she was spotted by a passing motorist who called 911.
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As with many video games, movies and fiction in general, the incidents that affect the investigation team in Persona 4, aka the protagonist and his closest colleagues, represent extreme versions of happenings we'll all stumble through.
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Of course, with time ticking and traps spread across each tower, getting from A, where you appear within the dream, to B, where you pull a bell or stumble through an exit door, is never simple.
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Once Euphoria is in its groove, neither of these stories feel particularly salacious or shocking — they just unspool as personal, specific stories about a bunch of teenagers trying their best to stumble through their circumstances unscathed.
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"I am drawn to adolescents as subjects because, for a brief time, they necessarily inhabit a land that is neither childhood nor adulthood, but rather a thorny connective forest that all must stumble through," says Nelson.
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Maybe, on their way to winning 50 games, the Grizzlies will churn through the regular season as a competent pain in the ass that turns FedEx Forum into a fog bank opponents can't help but stumble through.
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The one meaningful exchange we've gotten during this election on guns sees Clinton stumble through an incoherent explanation of her opposition to the Supreme Court's affirmation of basic gun rights and Trump rambles something about her being angry.
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Maris would be the third high-ranking executive to depart from the Alphabet units outside of the main Google search business in recent months, as the tech giant continues to stumble through the transition into its new corporate structure.
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When not listening to Mrs May's pleas, the 27 looked set to stumble through an agenda that reads as a gazetteer of roadblocks: problems where progress is proving glacial but which, if left unresolved, could ultimately fracture the union.
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At the same time, she continued to stumble through answers about the $5003,2500 she was paid for three speeches from Goldman Sachs, which only seemed to reinforce Sanders' most powerful line of attack against her that she was the ultimate insider.
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They're wearing goggles and dancing but it still has way too much of the contact embarrassment you get from watching someone stumble through a VR demo for it to be actually enjoyable, especially with my empathy amped up on psylocibin.
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Here is an album with an early one-two hit of "Mouth Gift" and "Smell The Pool," the former a tight two-and-a-half chord romp, the latter a stressed-out stumble through the sludge of Kuhlman's relentless drums.
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Directed by the Italian filmmaker Saverio Costanzo, the show largely focuses on the best friends Lenù (Margherita Mazzucco) and Lila (Gaia Girace) as they stumble through a tumultuous adolescence in a poor and violent neighborhood in post-World War II Naples.
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Trump has not altered his campaign style one bit, forcing one to believe the possibility that he takes advice from no one, and could stumble through a presidency without in-depth knowledge of issues with which he's never dealt, making one disastrous decision after another.
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First up: before prestige season starts, we first have to stumble through the dog days of September, with the weird dumping-ground mishmash of films that didn't rate a release during the blockbuster summer months and don't entirely fit in with the year-end studio strategy.
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Where every aspect of Adrift encourages players to glide around slowly and carefully, the Rift version of Ethan Carter drops you into a large world clearly built to be explored at a brisk pace, then requires you to either hesitantly stumble through it or get sick.
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Half an hour later you're in a labyrinthine warehouse, blindfolded, hooded and hogtied, forced to eat unidentifiable items, whipped, pushed and left in a chair for an interminable amount of time, ambient terror music pulsing through your ears while your mind is left to stumble through endless corridors of confusion.
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Credit...Patrick Chauvel MOSCOW — It began not so much as an invasion, but as a slouching stumble through mud and snow by frightened, ill-fed Russian conscripts, the hollowed-out remnants of a force that, before the collapse of the Soviet Union just three years earlier, had been the mighty Red Army.
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In the rare times that I would be called to lead prayer in my home when I was younger, I would stumble through all of the Arabic without confidence, except for the ending of the prayer, when I would easily and proudly shout Allahu akbar, the only Arabic that fit comfortably over my tongue.
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The reason we need to be sure has to do with prediction and prevention: if we know the reservoir species and where they live, we can allocate resources to areas at risk, help the local communities better prepare, and cut down on potential exposure to the virus by educating those who might stumble through its territory.
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"Shivering on the dogleg of cleared land, between the back wall of the factory and the scrub" where a pit has been freshly dug, he awaits instructions, gulping liquor from a flask being passed along the line, watching his barrack mates "flinging bundles" they've seized from the Jews who stumble through the mud between the rows of trucks.
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France 3, United States 0 WASHINGTON — The United States women's national team was overwhelmed, 20143-0, by France on Tuesday night at RFK Stadium, losing a second consecutive game on home soil for the first time in 17 years as it continued to stumble through a tactical and personnel pivot ahead of the 2019 World Cup.
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In Julia's other case studies, Lexi (Lucy Punch) can't stop nit-picking her boyfriend, Adam (James Marsden), and Zoe (Cecily Strong) has let professional stress seep into her marriage to a basketball player, Greg ( Blake Griffin of the Detroit Pistons.) As the couples stumble through their daily frustrations, the film occasionally pauses to overlay a brain chart on the action, lighting up the glands and lobes Julia deems responsible for their behaviors.
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They will stumble through booby traps planted by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, just like everybody else: Short contracts, an escalating cap, a flush marketplace, a system that increases payment as players age (with a supermax offer that's atomic enough to make a team feel like it's enduring nuclear fallout), and kidney punches from the luxury tax that may factor into the loss of key contributors across the organization are all designed to make sure a dynasty like this never happens again.
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Then he began to stumble through the adumbral forests to find a road.
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Conversely, non-fluent readers stumble through text word by word and read unexpressively, with little meaningful comprehension occurring.
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The Gemara read the words of , "And they shall stumble one upon another," to mean that one will stumble through the sin of another. The Gemara concluded that all everyone is held responsible for each another.Babylonian Talmud Sanhedrin 27b, in, e.g., Talmud Bavli, elucidated by Asher Dicker and Abba Zvi Naiman, edited by Hersh Goldwurm, volume 47, page 27b3.
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Emily Friedman. (January 1975), Fred Holstein: Your Friendly Neighborhood Troubadore, Come For To Sing 1 (1) p.8-9 Fred loved to constantly share new songs with his audience as soon as he could, he would attempt a new song as soon as he could stumble through it. An anchor of the Chicago folk scene and a contemporary of Steve Goodman, John Prine, Bonnie Koloc.
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Joly writes for various publications. He was a columnist for The Independent on Sunday from 2003 until the paper closed in 2016. He was thought to be the writer of a spoof column in The Independent and then "i" called "Cooper Brown: He's out there," and later confirmed in his autobiography that this was the case.Joly, Dom, Here Comes The Clown: A Stumble Through Show Business, p.
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The Jedermanns stumble through the momentous events, politics and social change of the last one hundred years, never ageing and only begrudgingly developing. Their sole aim is to provide some songs and snatches, to raise a laugh or provoke a tear. The form the piece adopts is more that of musical comedy than opera. It is a modern Singspiel, a review of a century in nineteen panels.
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The original author of this poem is unknown. There are several variations on this poem. Chris Farley (from Saturday Night Live and Tommy Boy) was known to have carried this prayer with him in his wallet. It commonly includes the following four verses: > As I stumble through this life, help me to create more laughter than tears, > dispense more happiness than gloom, spread more cheer than despair.
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On December 13, 2006, StumbleUpon launched their StumbleVideo site. The new site allowed users without a toolbar to "stumble" through all the videos that toolbar users had submitted and rate them using an Ajax interface. The site aggregated videos from CollegeHumor, DailyMotion, FunnyOrDie, Google, MetaCafe, MySpace, Vimeo and YouTube. StumbleUpon launched a version of StumbleVideo for the Internet Channel Web browser that runs on the Wii console on February 12, 2007.
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The Gemara read the words of , "And they shall stumble one upon another," to mean that one will stumble through the sin of another. The Gemara concluded that all everyone is held responsible for each another.Babylonian Talmud Sanhedrin 27b, in, e.g., in, e.g., Talmud Bavli: Tractate Sanhedrin: Volume 1, elucidated by Asher Dicker and Abba Zvi Naiman, edited by Hersh Goldwurm (Brooklyn: Mesorah Publications, 1993), volume 47, page 27b3.
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Hyperdrive is a British television science fiction sitcom broadcast by BBC Two in 2006 and 2007. Set in 2151 and 2152, it follows the crew of HMS Camden Lock as they stumble through their heroic mission to protect British interests in a changing galaxy. The series is written by Kevin Cecil and Andy Riley, directed by John Henderson and produced by Alex Walsh-Taylor. The working title was Full Power.
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Many plot features are similar as well: the characters pass time by playing Questions, impersonating other characters, and interrupting each other or remaining silent for long periods of time. The two characters are portrayed as two clowns or fools in a world beyond their understanding. They stumble through philosophical arguments while not realizing the implications, and muse on the irrationality and randomness of the world. Jean Anouilh's Antigone also presents arguments founded on existentialist ideas.
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When they wake up in the morning, they find that it is the same day, and all the same events repeat. Kyle, Sonia, and Michael stumble through the day and repeat their actions in a daze. When they discuss the situation, Michael is intrigued by the consequence-free possibilities open to them, but Kyle convinces them to act on a news report that he recalls. They go to a dam but are too late to stop a jumper.
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The EP was released to positive reviews; Willamette Week called it "a gorgeously drunken stumble through the East Bay's fog and smog". In early 2011, Forgetters mounted a tour of the West Coast, and in April and May 2011, the band embarked on a European tour. Paquita left the band after the European tour. There were rumors that the band had broken up, but in early 2012, a photograph emerged that indicated Forgetters was still recording as a duo.
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"Loas y Vèvès del Vudú", pp. 19-20 (in Spanish) Grand Bois, Maitre Carrefour (Master Crossroads), and Baron Cimetière (Baron Cemetery) form the triad of magicians. They represent the journey of life: Grand Bois represents the rich earth that you spring from and the dark woods you stumble through, Maitre Carrefour represents the various roads and paths you choose to travel on, and Baron Cimitère represents the end of the trip. Grand Bois is represented by Saint Sebastian as his Catholic counterpart.
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Meanwhile, Hunter wakes up alone in the bush and suffering with the effects of the chloroform used to knock him out. Lee explained, "He is disorientated, confused, and he doesn't know where he is. Waking up in the middle of the bush is a terrifying thing to happen to someone." Hunter manages to stumble through the bush until he is within sight of the road, and when he thinks he hears a car approaching he tries to walk towards the sound.
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The Gemara then questioned whether the words "they shall stumble one upon another" in do not teach that one will stumble through the sin of the other, that all are held responsible for one another. The Gemara answered that the vicarious responsibility of which speaks is limited to those who have the power to restrain their fellow from evil but do not do so.Babylonian Talmud Sanhedrin 27b, in, e.g., Talmud Bavli, elucidated by Asher Dicker and Abba Zvi Naiman, edited by Hersh Goldwurm, volume 47, page 27b.
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Two people live unlucky in love in Boston: Erin, whose activist boyfriend Sean has just walked out on their relationship to help a Native American tribe fight off a land development deal. Alan, a plumber struggling to pay off family obligations while pursuing a career as a marine biologist. Both deal with personal and professional problems and stumble through relationships, continually crossing one another's paths without ever truly meeting and realizing how perfect they are for one another. Time and time again one almost catches the other's eye, but circumstances intervene.
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She injured herself just before finishing a race in the Great Eastern Women in Singapore in 2008 in which she had a comfortable lead. This forced her to stumble through the finished line, and she was quickly taken away for medical attention soon thereafter. Nevertheless, she won this race ahead of Suzy Walsham and Fridah Chepkite Lodepa from Kenya In 2009, Anitha ran two races within the 10 kilometre category. Her first race was in Brunssum Parelloop, The Netherlands, where she placed 3rd in a time of 33 minutes and 29 seconds, and her second was in Paderborn Internationaler Osterlauf, Germany, where she placed 9th in 35 minutes and 9 seconds.
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She'd been told that the group had been fully briefed before she joined them, yet nobody else has been told that the runner is a "toody", one of the second-class citizens of the system from the Second Planet. Rinandor and Pertandor stumble through an invisible boundary between the jungle and the pine forest, and thus meet Leela. Leela uses her hunting skills to kill the squad snake, saving their lives, but Rinandor remains suspicious of her and demands to know why she's on an interdicted world. Leela easily slips away from them and soon finds the Doctor, who is still trapped by the bird-louse predator.
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In teaching people to use the walkthrough method, Lewis & Rieman have found that there are two common misunderstandings: # The evaluator doesn't know how to perform the task themself, so they stumble through the interface trying to discover the correct sequence of actions—and then they evaluate the stumbling process. (The user should identify and perform the optimal action sequence.) # The walkthrough method does not test real users on the system. The walkthrough will often identify many more problems than you would find with a single, unique user in a single test session There are social constraints to the inhibit the cognitive walkthrough process. These include time pressure, lengthy design discussions and design defensiveness.
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At first Joe offers a few words, which Bob tries to present as a musical phrase but soon it's clear that things work better if Joe adds words to Bob's music. Music takes on the role of leader and offers "suggestions" as they are described in Beckett's repeated stage directions. In this way they stumble through the construction of the first "aria"Mercier, V., Beckett/Beckett (London: Souvenir Press, 1990), p 155 as Vivian Mercier refers to each of the two short poems, the first of which was published separately as Song (considering this title "aria" may be a bit of an exaggeration) in Collected Poems (1984). After their initial run through, line-by-line, Bob plays the whole piece and then invites Joe to sing along, which he does his best to.
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The Gemara reconciled apparently discordant verses touching on vicarious responsibility. The Gemara noted that states: "The fathers shall not be put to death for the children, neither shall the children be put to death for the fathers; every man shall be put to death for his own sin," but (20:5 in NJPS) says: "visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children." The Gemara cited a Baraita that interpreted the words "the iniquities of their fathers shall they pine away with them" in to teach that God punishes children only when they follow their parents' sins. The Gemara then questioned whether the words "they shall stumble one upon another" in do not teach that one will stumble through the sin of the other, that all are held responsible for one another.
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Patriarch Jonas Morehouse shepherds his daughter Cynthia and adopted son Devon from meager beginnings in the oil fields of Texas to powerful boardrooms in New York City. Cynthia and Devon, entwined in undeniable love, stumble through war-torn battlefields, blazing mansions, filthy drug dens and velvet-sheeted bedrooms on their quest for power and influence. Despite Jonas' best efforts to intervene, Cynthia and Devon's merciless love sets into motion a wave of destruction that crashes down on Devon's graceful wife Lady Anne, his daughter Marianne, his colleague and lover Dixie, Cynthia's hen-pecked husband Chet, her evil son Winston, the scheming Generals and far beyond. The entire miniseries is presented as if it had been a real miniseries, with a fictional backstory of how it took three years to film and was originally 22 hours long.
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