Well, what it's not is a
drunken fumble
at the firm's christmas party.
Future generations will
still fumble
to understand what happened today.
Fumble by keeper
nick gindre.
Fumbled the ball
allowed england to hack the ball up field.
Fumbled by the keeper
and dan del duca tapped the ball in from close range.
Fumbled badly
to present leeds with their first goal.
Fumbled for some change.
Fumbling fingers
feel the thin ribbon that binds my parcel.
Fumbler
fumbling about
for a bit he tried a second, and then a third.
Fumble are the days of
fumbling around
for a lead to upload your digital photos onto a computer.
Fumblehaking the camera or time lost
fumbling to find
the right button to zoom in or zoom out.
Fumblelearner is left
fumbling in the dark
without a guide.
Fumbleet the days of worrying about the rain or the cold winter winds whilst
fumbling for keys
in the dark nights.
Plus he did
n't fumble
at the steal, no edges peeking, no telling movements... all in all a good effort.
Fumbled a regulation catch
from a corner.
Fumbled for the switch
on the wall, then he blinked at the explosion of light.
Fumbleas been designed to accompany your child from the earliest,
fumbling attempts
to control fingers, right through to adulthood.
Fumblenclude the hymns so that people are
not fumbling
through hymn books trying to find the next hymn.
Fumbled a long shot.
Fumbled a cross.
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