She's stumbling through the words and trying to figure it out.
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Yes, even though Blake is still stumbling through the throes of heartbreak.
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He was behaving oddly, mumbling nonsensical sentences and stumbling through the house.
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I was a part-time marketing assistant stumbling through a winding job hunt.
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"Our Nation is stumbling through a very volatile world," Bergdahl wrote in the email.
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Many other 20 somethings are stumbling through downtown, but it's eerie how quiet everyone is.
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It allows Trump to speak uninterrupted, stumbling through the words other predicted he will utter.
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The last clip shows Jenkins stumbling through the hotel kitchen, which appears to be empty.
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Your flight from the city, stumbling through the wilderness in a series of snapshot moments.
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But hey, at least they're saving a few bucks while stumbling through another winless season.
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So much less fun then stumbling through a Fox News-style "you're a socialist!" smear.
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Stumbling through the smoke-filled landing, he was found by a fireman and guided to safety.
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He'd spend a day and a half in bed, and then another day stumbling through sentences.
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It stems from the shared agony of being alive, and stumbling through the illogical reality of human existence.
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Hey, at least we'll never have to endure a beginning player stumbling through "Stairway" at the local Guitar Center.
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Within 90 minutes of starting the gauntlet, the video shows Piazza stumbling through the kitchen toward the basement steps.
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In hardware, Amazon was once confined to monochrome e-readers, before stumbling through a failed phone launch in 23.5.
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Jordan isn't some evil reality TV monster, he's just a sad, heavily-coiffed man stumbling through his journey for love.
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On top of all of that, video showed Trump stumbling through the singing of "God Bless America" at the event.
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By then, Peccerelli had gone from stumbling through his first exhumation to, five years later, heading a 44-person organization.
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They were found stumbling through minefields out of the tiny pocket which is all that's left of the Islamic State.
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The Minnesota Twins could have used some help from the elements while stumbling through a season-opening nine-game skid.
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Tripping and stumbling through the chaos, they employ fierce repetition to bring a world, alternately hauntingly still and frantic, to life.
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There are people like me around, stumbling through caring for a child who isn't "neurotypical," and it's comforting to know they exist.
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It shows Woods stumbling through field sobriety tests, wobbling on the side of the road and at times confused about officers' commands.
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GLASSY-EYED young men stumbling through the streets is not an unusual sight in Newcastle, a city well known for its partying.
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In early 2016, for instance, he was harshly criticized for stumbling through an interview with The New York Daily News's editorial board.
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Rewind. Managed to get the Yellow Devil down to its last hit, only to die after stumbling through a set of cheap attacks?
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Stumbling through a stash of application forms alone at a local library, Tjie had been stumped by even the most basic bureaucratic questions.
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Surfing was always a bit of a clumsy metaphor for stumbling through an untabbed browser, but it fit the spirit of the enterprise.
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And so they went, stumbling through its blacked-out marbled hallways along with fellow guests like Elton John, Zoe Saldana and Saoirse Ronan.
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"Inspirational" movie montages about overcoming injury are always set to music, and succeed in 60 seconds, because actually stumbling through it fucking sucks.
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In my latest, I was stumbling through an eternal field in the dead of night, fog so thick I couldn't see two inches.
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And stumbling through a canned "I am looking for a salary commensurate to my experience" doesn't do you or the hiring manager any favors.
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She lost 25 pounds, numbly stumbling through radiation for breast cancer but refusing chemotherapy because she was, all agreed, too broken to survive it.
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He retired the first 10 batters he faced with ease before stumbling through the fourth, starting with his one-out walk of Alex Bregman.
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Crude, rude, clueless dude — but I believe, with the help of his friends, he's stumbling through one of the most effective presidencies in memory.
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From drunk people stumbling through a live news cross, to unintentionally hilarious interviews with everyday heros — it just seems TV is just weirder Down Under.
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He never showed as much promise as his brother Beau, stumbling through life and often trading on his dad's name and position for financial gain.
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It's a welcome change to see Asher lose the cockiness for once — he's sweating through his suit and stumbling through his speech in the courtroom.
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Once Midge is done repeatedly saying "Negro," stumbling through awkward office stories, and, finally being left in the literal dark onstage, she wobbles offstage, shaken.
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So when everything goes wrong again and they're stumbling through a public park crying and trying to catch Pokemon at 3am, this is a good case.
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Which suggests that most of us are stumbling through the world pining for companionship that could be easily provided by the lonesome stumblers all around us.
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And then after a moment, she arches up, is apparently pulled out of bed by an unseen force, and begins stumbling through a … metaphorical music video?
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The result is an equal parts urgent, honest, and, in a weird way, comforting, portrayal of stumbling through your 20s, and into your sense of self.
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"I was just kind of stumbling through it, very novice," she said of the first songs she wrote at the urging of her brother, a rapper.
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Returning home after stumbling through a 1-5 road trip, Pittsburgh needed the jolt supplied by Rodriguez after new closer Tony Watson blew the save opportunity.
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He ends up being raised by a wealthy family friend on Park Avenue, stumbling through a new life in which he feels totally ill-at-ease.
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Your planetary ruler, chatty Mercury, begins its infamous retrograde period this Thursday, stumbling through the deepest, darkest sector of your chart and testing your psychological strength.
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Jones's tears throughout her interviews feel almost as searing and bruised as Lewinsky's did sixteen years ago, when she was stumbling through the fog of fresh pain.
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" Despite stumbling through what Kotb called their "little pregame" — she thought it would be, "Let's go, yall!" while Bush Hager thought it would be, "Let's do this, y'all!
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Rick Grimes' (Andrew Lincoln) first encounter with a "walker" — stumbling through an empty hospital months after zombies made it to Atlanta — is one of TV's most suspenseful sequences.
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His company has spent the past year stumbling through controversies over the peddling of fake news and enabling Russian manipulation of American voters, with various degrees of ineptitude.
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This Monday is Halloween, and best believe that parties in celebration of the holiday will be more aplenty than the potentially problematic and cliché costumes stumbling through them.
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It's not the process of grieving and stumbling through a tunnel towards an ill-defined light; it is seismic and life changing, hanging low and weighty in the air.
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The host of party has always got to think on their feet and improvise, to navigate changing goalposts of social norms and political minefields with drunks stumbling through them.
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This isn't stumbling through a transition, or getting talking points straight, or playing up one side of an issue; we can talk about other things, just not climate change.
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Travis Sanheim also netted his first NHL goal for the Flyers, who have won five straight games in regulation after stumbling through an 0-5-5 stretch from Nov.
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With no preparation and few road maps to guide them, tens of thousands of hurricane survivors like the Amofas are now stumbling through their first bewildering days after Harvey.
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After years of stumbling through castings, standing awkwardly while someone flips through your book and silently judges you, you come into MJ's office and are invited to sit and chat.
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While stumbling through all the witchy moments that led to the horrors of a post-apocalyptic Outpost Three,, the way various individuals ended up in the hellish bunker make sense.
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She put the whole S.L.T. experience on Snapchat, which luckily disappeared or I could have been immortalized as the sweaty reporter stumbling through the routine behind Taylor Swift's best friend.
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Try to get one to, say, order a pizza and too often you'll find yourself stumbling through a drawn-out back-and-forth that'll make you pull your hair out.
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Stumbling through the forest, a woman discovers the dead body of her lover; the new bride of a nobleman tours his castle, opening doors to find torture chambers and bloodstains.
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I was in the business district of New Orleans at 7:30 in the morning, stumbling through a hangover to find coffee and breakfast sandwiches before going on a gator tour.
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Mr. Wyeth, a visual master who fears the dark, describes being frightened as a boy by his first glimpse of his grandfather's painting of a blind pirate stumbling through the twilight.
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People start writing the speech a few days before the wedding, or they get up in front of the crowd and wing it, which inevitably leads to stumbling through the speech.
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"Later, when Arya is stumbling through the streets and trying to avoid Drogon's fire or falling buildings, the wrote that "it's like being on the ground during the bombing of Dresden.
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Surveillance footage recorded from inside the house showed Piazza stumbling through the house and falling down a flight of stairs after he was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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In June, Facebook came under fire for not properly identifying a fake video that suggested that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was stumbling through a speech when, in reality, she did not.
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In June 2019, Facebook came under fire for not properly identifying a fake video that suggested House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was stumbling through a speech when, in reality, she did not.
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Like "Everybody", this play also has a disorienting beginning, with an unnamed man in a wheelchair (a captivating Michael Emerson) stumbling through an awkward and often humorous monologue to an unknown audience.
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My parents, stumbling through a defense, confessed that the bunk bed had sparked dormant passions — the bed's latticework of metal poles both the kindling and the match that ignited their love aflame.
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While we waited for test time to come, Certiport staff made sure everyone was there, stumbling through the international array of names and lining the competitors up against the wall outside the room.
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Eventually Oscar offers Gloria a job at the bar, and she starts spending every night there with the gang, drinking way past closing and sometimes stumbling through the park on the way home.
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After stumbling through much of the month of May, the Chicago White Sox will go for their third consecutive victory when they open a three-game series at the Detroit Tigers on Friday.
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When I wasn't stumbling through the desert completely lost on the ground, I was fighting with my controller to keep the whole game level enough for me to be lost from the sky.
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But the markets also face a reality check in the week ahead with some key data that could help clarify whether the economy is losing steam or just stumbling through a soft patch.
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I'd been commissioned to review the Hollywood drama, so I had to annoy everyone in my row by climbing over them, stumbling through the darkness to the exit, and rushing to another auditorium.
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Rattling along at breakneck speed, it's couched in the semantics of stumbling through a dank indie club night feeling like the king of the world but also not wanting to be there at all.
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The first decade has been a mixed bag, with Tesla stumbling through a decade of infrequent profits and serial controversies while the major automakers approach a market that's still quite weak, with halting steps.
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Five bad boys in the making, some still sporting adolescent pimples, they slouched in ratty sweaters, rumpled jackets and ill-fitting trousers, looking like students stumbling through a three-day bender after getting expelled.
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Over the show's first season, Ryan, a gay man, tries to find his place in the L.A. queer community, stumbling through awkward hookups, tough crushes, and a visit to a sex worker along the way.
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Blindness is factually a handicap, yet an empathetic one, because other people can so easily imagine themselves suffering from it, sometimes even experiencing a rehearsal for it when stumbling through a darkened house at night.
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The video depicts a winged Eilish, doused in what appears to be thick, black oil, stumbling through a burning street and singing about rising waters and California wildfires — environmental phenomenons all linked to climate change.
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The plot thickens in the death of a Chicago teen who was found dead in a hotel freezer, because cops have released a video which shows her stumbling through the hotel shortly before she disappeared.
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Migrants filmed videos of themselves fanning out across the open desert, stumbling through heat that reaches above 50 degrees Centigrade (122 degrees Fahrenheit) in summer as Algerian gendarmes with guns ensured they did not turn back.
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The "punk kid from the cobblestone streets is over his head in a big adventure" conceit fits naturally into Guy Ritchie's aesthetic, which is frequently about ultra-competent but overmatched men stumbling through an immense crisis.
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All protagonists are mediators who help tell audiences how to interpret the narrative around them, but Dale Cooper is something else entirely: he is the audience, stumbling through Lynch's obscure vision, and mutating along with it.
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After tying myself in convoluted knots and stumbling through dead ends and corridors leading back into corridors, which in turn lead face-first into dead ends, I eventually started to discern the strains of house music.
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And now Rosen is itching to take on Heller, who has adopted a guarded political strategy of late after stumbling through a brutal legislative fight last fall over the GOP effort to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The zombies wandering the mall, riding the escalators and stumbling through the shops, are an early version of Shaun of the Dead's gag about how hard it is to tell normal, routine-hypnotized people from zombies.
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Investigators were also working to enhance and analyze surveillance video, some of which showed Ms. Jenkins stumbling through the hallways of the hotel, and searching for two people who checked into the hotel for the party.
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Images of stumbling through dark, disorienting hallways, the constant bass reverberating into the party's "chill zones," and echoes of the inevitable shit-talking that happens during the lulls will ring familiar to any frequent rave-goer.
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The speed of the video was slowed down to 75 percent of the original, according to the Washington Post, and the pitch of Pelosi's voice was modified to make her seem like she was stumbling through a speech.
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Anyway here is how we fared through the entire climax of the movie, which involves Mallory and the kids navigating river rapids without looking and then stumbling through a forest full of these monsters (which we never see).
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Dividing up a day's worth of protein over three or four meals spaced evenly throughout the day would reduce the likelihood of gym-goers stumbling through clouds that seemed to have emanated from the bottom of Satan himself.
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SO ONE CAN PUT TOGETHER A SCENARIO THAT WE'RE MAKING – STUMBLING THROUGH INTO A POLICY MISTAKE AND THAT IS PERHAPS WHAT MR. NAVARRO WAS TALKING ABOUT, THAT MAYBE THE FEDS SHOULDN'T RAISE INTEREST RATES THREE TIMES THIS YEAR.
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The last episode began with the collapse of Alexandria's protective wall, which resulted in roughly three billion zombies stumbling through, and ended with a group of survivors slipping quietly past a flock of them after camouflaging themselves with innards.
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The street teems with life—drunk people stumbling through the crowd en masse, pedicabs swerving—and when the tropical rain falls, it falls hard, sending the pathways into chaos and turning the road into a temporary Lake Del Carmen.
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In fact, she's about to commit the lad to an asylum when Jake receives a tangible clue that his intricately sketched dreams are real, stumbling through a portal into Mid-World, an imperiled alternate universe that threatens our own.
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There are many reasons Mike Judge's show found its groove in Season 2, including the refinements in group chemistry that have helped nearly every half-hour comedy that's gone from good to great after stumbling through a first season.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, Pauly D, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Snooki, Deena and JWoww were back together this week in the Big Easy for Angelina's bachelorette ... tossing beads, wearing Mardi Gras masks and stumbling through the crowded streets.
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From its opening scene, which features a worn-out Elton, clad in an rhinestone-covered orange devil jumpsuit — complete with fiery, feathered wings — stumbling through a hallway and into rehab, it subverts our expectations, eschewing the obvious for the whimsical.
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After last year stumbling through the first real test for in-store pickup, the retail service will come under even more pressure this holiday, as more Americans do their shopping online and opt to pick up their orders in store.
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But there he was, a Castro, admitting he had agreed to take only one question, then stumbling through three — about human rights, no less — as an American president nudged him along in a classic ritual of a more open society.
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The Hawks are 7-23 and should have two first-round picks in next year's draft (their own and one owed by the Dallas Mavericks) to cultivate alongside him, Huerter, and Young, who's pseudo-brilliantly stumbling through his rookie year.
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The investigation into the death of a 19-year-old Illinois woman found last month inside a walk-in freezer after she was seen stumbling through a hotel has been closed and ruled an accident, police announced Friday, ruling out foul play.
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After stumbling through the pronunciation of a leader's name from "Kahaga…kagahastan," McCarthy opened up the floor for questions, fielding one from The New York Times' Glenn Thrush and his "stupid hat" about Friday's court ruling against the Trump administration's travel ban.
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In the beginning of the film and at a few other points later on, the viewer sees "disease danger" montages in which people are feeding each other, sneezing or coughing, touching the same objects or stumbling through public areas like markets and buses.
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In the clip, Williams, 37, keeps stumbling through the name of her character's degree from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, while Schumer, also 37, occasionally laughs in the face of her love interest, played by Rory Scovel, as he tried to kiss her.
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Trump was able to generate more press coverage for a part of his business platform without having to directly answer the questions whether or not that was a conflict of interest for a president, another example of Trump stumbling through a masterful sleight of hand.
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Editors' Choice For various reasons — we're fighting colds, Times Square is stumbling through the usual post-holiday blahs, our colleagues in the Travel section just unveiled their latest sumptuous list of 52 places to visit — we've got globe-trotting on the mind this week.
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Having spent the late fall rehearsing in Ramallah, a Palestinian city in the West Bank region, Mr. Zuabi and his cast were now stumbling through the play on the fifth floor of a building on Great Jones Street: creaking floors, tin ceilings, windows streaming smudged winter sunlight.
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Then of course there's Mr. Bloomberg, who responded to the beat-down by turning peevish and evasive, stumbling through grudging non-apologies for past misbehavior on matters of both policy (stop-and-frisk) and character (his reputedly sexist and demeaning treatment of women who worked for him).
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A year after the standings featured several teams stumbling through truly embarrassing seasons (which was all just a weird coincidence in a league that assures us that nobody ever tanks for generational players like McDavid), the job of finding five teams worthy of "league worst" status is tougher than ever.
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Three lounging ladies on a sun-soaked pier could be your three favorite aunties in their glamor days; a still of a pep rally brings back traumatic memories of faking fanaticism on game day; and a little boy stumbling through a hula-hoop might as well be a younger you.
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But at the same time people tend to present a version of themselves that is not entirely realistic ... In day-to-day life you're just kind of stumbling through and social media can create a sense that everybody is smarter and more successful and just has their shit together much better.
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MAURIAH KRAKER I think it's a really interesting way to get to know someone, too: waking up and stumbling through this other environment and doing our own very personal solo practice on the prairie and at the same time being aware that as my presence recedes, other things can come in.
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Imagine being able to scroll through your memories like your Instagram feed, Black Mirror-style, to perfectly recall everything you've ever learned, to immediately access every section of your life history rather than stumbling through a soupy fog of half-remembered faces punctuated by the sharp clarity of important moments.
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A Bloomberg presidency would be a return to American politics in which the upper crust of the white and financially secure could turn off their TVs and not have to worry about a commander in chief stumbling through sentences or constantly updating the world via social media about the latest Fox & Friends segment.
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There were signs American Airlines flight 2763 was going to be a shit show even before the plane took off from Phoenix on Monday: A passenger sauntered onboard with not one, but two dogs, which might be pushing it—and to make matters worse, he was apparently wasted, blatantly stumbling through the aisle on the way to his seat.
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After stumbling through a fog of confusion about her position on the single-payer "Medicare for All" proposal and amid falling poll numbers over the past three months -- including in South Carolina, where a recent survey showed her at 3% -- Harris is moving her Senate chief of staff, Rohini Kosoglu, and senior adviser Laphonza Butler into top leadership positions within the campaign.
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CAVUTO: Chairman, one of things I was reading in the report myself is that the inspector general accused the former FBI Director James Comey of a lot of things, including insubordination, big-footing his bosses at the Justice Department, who should normally make any public pronouncements, stumbling through how he handled the whole e-mail thing with Hillary Clinton, but that, for all of that, he exhibited no bias.
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And hearing "Heroes" by David Bowie, I don't think of The Thin White Duke stumbling through the smack capital of Europe with Iggy Pop, but of crawling through a snowstorm on the way to Milton Keynes with my ex-boyfriend in his Ford KA, terrified that the gears will fail, the engine will seize, and we'd roll straight through the candlelit graveyard of the very church where his parents got married.
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Read more:Trump is getting battered on all fronts as Congress, the courts, and even his own officials eviscerate himRepublicans have reeked of desperation while stumbling through a disastrous week defending Trump'We need some money': Rudy Giuliani accidentally butt-dialed an NBC reporter and was overheard talking about his connections to Bahrain and trashing BidenLegal experts say Trump's last-ditch effort to hide his taxes is 'untenable,' and we could see them as soon as next year
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Read more:An ex-Trump aide wants a judge to decide whether he should testify to impeachment investigators or follow Trump's order not to cooperateTrump is getting battered on all fronts as Congress, the courts, and even his own officials eviscerate himRepublicans have reeked of desperation while stumbling through a disastrous week defending Trump'We need some money': Rudy Giuliani accidentally butt-dialed an NBC reporter and was overheard talking about his connections to Bahrain and trashing Biden
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Still, what draws lovers of the book to its story of betrayal and the possibility of redemption through truth and, ultimately, to the question of the body as home, is the vision of Baldwin stumbling through it, sure-footed and alone, walking toward the idea that love may come attached with different ideas of what it should look like, feel like, but in the end, it's what you do with its responsibilities that renders you genderless — and human.
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For more dystopian mayhem and deadly teens, the service also offers Battle Royale 2 (directed by Kenta Fukasaku, who took over the production after his father died in 2003), Tag (Sion Sono's 2015 art-horror film about a Japanese high-school girl stumbling through a surreal landscape where her peers keep dying in spectacularly disgusting ways) and 3% (a Brazilian TV series set in a bleak future Earth where impoverished young people are given a yearly opportunity to compete to join the upper class).
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