flubbing In A Sentence

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• Cronin _ nicknamed " Wrong Sean " for flubbing forecasts _ is so well-known in his Wisconsin district that strangers hug him.
• After flubbing his first shot out of the rough on the 14th, Woods made the shot of the tournament and saw it go in the hole.
• The film crew is on their fifth take because the actress keeps flubbing her lines.
• I got totally frustrated because of flubbing on the break points and also because of the heat,.
• Pouzer, though, is acing the Stroop, flying through the lists without missing a beat or flubbing a shade.
• You're shanking drives, flubbing approach shots, and missing short putts.
• In this sketch, everyone on camera ( except for Armisen ) cracked up because of both the " wah-wah " sound effect and Dratch flubbing her line early on and correcting herself.
• Xerox Parc, the copier giant's research facility, has been known for creating great technology and flubbing the follow-up.
• Not even when Rocca holed a miracle 65-foot for birdie to tie after flubbing a chip and appearing finished.
• Bush's flubbing of a televised pop quiz on lesser-known international figures gave rise to questions about his preparedness for the presidency.
• Flubbing a line in a play still feels the same whether you're five or 46.
• And I'm still trying to say this 10 times without flubbing.
• At times, Williams looked off-kilter, firing backhands into the net, flubbing second serves as if she was distracted.
• All those fans who cheered wildly for Stadler and groaned with his every miss as if it was them flubbing the putts probably did the same.
• This is a guy you wouldn't trust to pick somebody's pocket in the subway without flubbing up.
• Most botches are harmless, such as a wrestler simply flubbing a line or missing a cue, or falling before his or her opponent's move actually connects.
• I can see some of your logic when it comes to flubbing the organization of the Democratic party.
• But it certainly beats taking on the assignment and then flubbing it.
• If you are going to be a fan, if you are going to chant and dance in the stands like a regular, you can't be flubbing the victory lyrics.