bumble around

For decades, we've been bumbling around, not quite sure who we are.

It was time to stop bumbling around, to yank herself back in line.

"They could be anywhere down here, bumbling around in the dark.

Humming and bumbling around me as if I were a flower.

I wouldn't be the least surprised if soon people started paying admission to watch us bumble around.

"It's not just enough to bumble around and fly," he said.

Is it because you're afraid to spend the rest of your life bumbling around an empty house?"

Also we have another, bumbling around in the lobby.

Worst of all, watching Arthur bumble around the court pained us.

Whoever was out here was on foreign ground, bumbling around in the dark.

I'm not about to lose another half a day watching you bumble around if it's needless."

Starting over, he bumbled around for a while.

He bumbled around awkwardly trying to find the right words, but he finally got the point across.

But in fact, my dear boyo, there's not just one of me bumbling around the ship.

They bumbled around, but somehow they pulled it off; soon after, they turned themselves in.

Support me, until I bumble around and find what I might be good at doing?"

Catching criminals is way down their list, but sometimes they do bumble around and nab a baddie.

It was a wonder that Oliver didn't hear the crash and come out to see who was bumbling around his back gate.

The more people that go bumbling around there, the more chance there is of someone being spotted.

He bumbled around for a bit, trying to coil up the string and push the wood into neat piles.

The Mets have been bumbling around the bases for about a week, but they have not run themselves totally out of the picture.

It's all done as a radio show, sort of absentmindedly, nearsightedly, bumbling around on stage."

Like Kermit, Newt is a smart, sweet, regular guy who bumbles around a little too much for his own good.

The kind of technical glitch that has often reduced rap groups to bumbling around the stage had been transformed into a memorable moment.

The bee is bumbling around the flowers on the far side of the hedge, the Maxton side.