blunder along

And yet we keep blundering along as if they would.

The imperial staff had decided to blunder along without me.

The others were blundering along behind him, but he no longer had the patience to wait for them.

For the next two hours he blundered along in a void all of his own.

Then you came blundering along and almost let him get away."

Blundering along the path, Harry saw other lights closer to the water.

Joe or Vic might have blundered along the path to safety.

"I was watching to see when you came blundering along," Monk complained.

Rachel sounded like a blind bear blundering along behind me.

"Sick of watching men blundering along with their eyes tight shut.

So we've had to let you blunder along.

She must be watching someone else blunder along.

She was just a moving part of the darkness, but he blundered along after her in his too-big boots.

He blundered along the fault-line, not thinking about much.

Or are we better off blundering along alone?"

He liked to set things up, and had an abhorrence of blundering along without having considered the alternatives well in advance.

"Thus the powerful governmental machine blundered along at increasingly reckless speed.

The invaders blundering along the trail there could hardly have made more noise had they been a herd of cattle.

They blundered along, hacking at the undergrowth with cutlass and spear.

Ardent forged ahead, leaving Vimes to blunder along behind and occasionally bump his head.

More Aquilonians blundered along ahead of them.

I bumped and blundered along until I was exactly behind him, but he was moving now, backing up.

"Causing trouble, blundering along not knowing what to do next, and offering ourselves as targets for all foes of the crown."

Hurd blundered along in the blackness, sobbing to himself in his terror.