Moving unsteadily, part of body initially being secured in strap

Usage examples of stumbling.

The people fled in all directions, trampling the fallen, grabbing children and lovers and stumbling on cobbles and broken flagstones.

She had arrived the previous day, and Isaac, stumbling and semi-coherent, had told her what had happened.

Isaac caught blurred sight of a man stumbling uncertainly towards them on the broken ground.

Yagharek picked his bound feet up high, stumbling a little, and walked unerringly towards the pathway from where they had come.

Then, with that guardian angel who cares for daring stumbling imprudent searchers of nature standing by him, Koch deftly slid this splinter under the skin of a healthy mouse.

Roux long after this distressing time when Pasteur was stumbling about in the dark.

Pasteur stumbling on this chance protection of a couple of miserable chickens, saw at once a new way of guarding living things against virulent germs, of saving men from death.

David Bruce, stumbling though the African bush, got onto the trail of the tsetse fly, accused him, convicted him.

Pony turned away, stumbling to the back of the house, holding her churning stomach.

He found a hillock, bare of trees, and scrambled up its side, stumbling more than once, for his eyes remained fixed on the sky.

Thagraine was barely twenty strides away, stumbling forward, when Avelyn started out.

He had come so far from that frightened waif stumbling out of burned Dundalis.

Pony laughed at him as he hopped about, naked, his bare feet stumbling on the cold ground.

Pony and made his own unsteady way, stumbling often, but using Hawkwing as a crutch and moving faster than the woman could have ushered him.

Axis shouted, stumbling in his efforts to reach his men still writhing helplessly on the ground.