| 11. | Watching men blunder into death, giving orders to no good purpose, turned Fussell into a cynic.
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| 12. | Few are the executives, however, who can turn a blunder into a building block for success.
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| 13. | Striving for convenience, the two nations sometimes blunder into the very insults they had tried to avoid.
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| 14. | If it is halfhearted in the exercise of its imperium, critics warn, America may blunder into a quagmire.
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| 15. | The French are good at finding faultlessly reasoned justifications for behaving badly, while we just blunder into sin.
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| 16. | If you blunder into one by mistake, subterfuge will sometimes allow you to escape with your reputation intact.
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| 17. | And there was rack after rack of furs, seemingly from every animal that could blunder into a trap.
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| 18. | This has, however, been a mixed blessing for birds, thousands of which blunder into tall buildings each year.
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| 19. | "She didn't just blunder into them.
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| 20. | But subbing is not something the uninitiated would want to blunder into without a few tips from the pros.
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