Examples of using Blunders in English and their translations into Czech
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No blunders.
Another of history's blunders.
Oh, no, no blunders this time, sir.
As well as flagrant medical blunders.
And you make blunders, like on the radio.
Crude, stupid, unforgivable blunders!
Inexcusable blunders will be made on both sides.
I must tell you all my faults and blunders.
And I will not allow blunders like last night's attack.
The blunders of Kiyomasa and Nagamasa in Choson.
Coming here was another of your blunders, Sparrowhawk.
Blunders like that help RAF terrorists gain immortality!
I wouldn't let you wave your blunders around like a victory flag.
These blunders are the exact reason why we should lock up the Legends.
Blessed are the forgetful,"for they get the better even of their blunders.
We must pay for our own blunders♪♪ we must pay for our delights♪.
There's one that goes, Blessed are the forgetful,for they get the better even of their blunders.
Why we should lock up the Legends. See, these blunders are the exact reason.
Administrative blunders, bureaucratic mishaps, and the city has paid a price ever since.
For they get the better even of their blunders. Blessed are the forgetful.
And guards us from all humiliation and discomfort. but etiquette tells us just what is expected of us… It is so easy to commit embarrassing blunders.
But even the best of men can make the worst of blunders and be heart sorry.
The festival program also included several blunders, such as a series of utterly banal portraits of aged singers and actors by Christian Buffa.
In my view, it is unacceptable that businesses and even Member States are subject to the judgments of three large American companies, whose ratings have not always been correct andindeed have, at times, led to astonishing blunders, as in the Lehman Brothers affair.
I also don't make too many blunders that need to be erased from my memory.
Made no blunders or anything that could properly be called a mistake, but Harmon moved with such deadly accuracy, such measured control, Diedrich played well, by the 23rd move. that his position was hopeless.
And then she said…♪♪ we must pay for our own blunders♪♪ we must pay for our delights♪.
The SWIFT affair is symptomatic of the security blunders imposed in the name of terrorism, where utter contempt is shown for the most fundamental rights of our fellow citizens.
I am convinced that if we faced up to all the problems, because there certainly are some, and came up with solutions, for example,to prevent medical blunders, or to enhance the legal certainty of patients, but also that of health workers, that eventually everyone would benefit, provided this free movement is organised in a responsible manner but becomes possible nonetheless.
Until the occasion of my next colossal blunder.