用“stumble on”造句大全，stumble on造句

Toyota captured the top spot from GM in 2008, only to stumble on quality as it rushed for quantity.

He summons his picked troops, yet they stumble on their way. They dash to the city wall; the protective shield is put in place.

Without a sober mind, even the fastest footsteps can go awry; without the correct direction, one can stumble on the the most level path.

If I did not miss it, I would not wander in this lonely night, miss those gorgeous scenes, do not stumble on life, twinkle and laugh, but suffer in the heart, and will not always look for your sigh in the years, where you go.

I didn’t stumble on books I liked until my second pregnancy.

I walked up one road, down another, expecting to stumble on something recognizable.

This isn't a topic that we stumble on today as a result of some belated sophistication we have achieved.

Time and again Grimgor would think the Skaven destroyed, just to stumble on a secret passage hiding yet more of the vermin.

stumble on; come upon

Horses are prone to stumble on soft soil, and people tend to wrestle in sweet words.

TODD: Cwick is among the first Americans to stumble on to Buchenwald, one of the largest, most notorious Nazi concentration camps.

Those who still linger on the entrance of life, hesitating to choose the bright road, remember that when years are passed and your feel stumble on the dark mountains you will cry bitterly, but in vain: “ O youth, return! Oh give me back my early days!”

Several times each hour, I think to stumble on an intruder, only to find him a shadow.

Whoever wants to do great things must first have high aspirations. Don't let small things and everything stumble on him, influence him, tie down and destroy his great future.

Just when he may stumble on another bonanza none knows but, to date, the Lord has provided.

In a short story, two teenagers stumble on a police torture chamber, growing fascinated, then bored.

I stumble on, I know not how nor care, for the way seems leading nowhere, and there is no light to guide.

A horse may stumble on four feet.