How to pronounce “stum” in English

Stumped him with that.

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stumble on the discovery of smelting copper.

stumbled upon a copy of Roger Lancelyn Green's "Tales of the Norsemen" and just loved all of the stories of Thor and

stump speech but the Q&A session afterwards and we gave our supporters uh you know access to see you know what

stumbled on a bibliography that listed 169 funeral sermons

stumbled into it. It was almost basically a mistake or a problem batch of beer. We were doing a beer which was very loosely

They stumble upon ways of making structures to propel themselves around.

- He stumbled upon a rubber life preserver and he thought he could make a better valve.

I stumbled a lot reading around the table every Monday morning to hear the script we're going to do that week.

I stumbled into the game industry.

They stumbled upon a party for two Vietnam vets.

I stumbled upon the whole Urban Sketchers movement, which is wonderful, by the way.

He stumbled and he fell, and all of the adults in the area were saying-- Get away from here.

We stumbled down the glacier protected by Fitz Roy's hulking mass.

You stumbled in. While computer hardware and software of the 1970s were the work of sophisticated engineers who pressed computers into the service of everything

they stumble upon a Lama, they learn to Tibetan, they sit in retreat in Nepal and on a mountain in Montana, you know, for years at a time.

He stumbled as he got out of bed, but figured he was simply tired from the previous day's work.

I stumbled up the hill back to the Hab.

We stumble on things, make new discoveries, and creating a Cirque du Soleil show or a big-top show, I should say, at Cirque starts four years before a world premier.

I stumbled across a documentary called "Crime After Crime" on Netflix one night, and I was really quickly sucked into this movie.

I stumbled into it basically.

of stumbling through life

he stumbled upon a wine shop close to his parents' house around when we was 20 years old.

narrator: Stump the historian.

We stumble into our lives.

We stumble into our lives.

candidate stumbles and says something in error, it becomes a huge deal where everybody who's writing about it focuses on the thing and then it

The researchers are stumped.

He had just stumbled upon the breakthrough he needed, and he set about creating a prototype based on this idea.

And we were stumped for quite some time.

Jones had stumbled upon the first practically viable selective herbicides, so he was quick to patent them in 1945, just as the war was ending.

Monsanto was kind of stumped, and they didn't have time to rest, because while glyphosate and Roundup were under their patents, a Roundup resistant seed wasn't.

Hilbert was stumped.

And then I stumble into vitamin D, okay?

the universe might stumble upon God because we're told, or at least in our

and I stumbled on it by chance. But I think u the way

And I just was stumped.

So I kind of stumbled into that in making "Hello, World." And then that just led me-- I really do enjoy now making films and TV shows,

if you're not stumbling, you're not pushing yourself hard enough.

But when you stumble, remember that you are learning because you are stumbling.

But one key to stumbling upon solutions-- and again, to state the total obvious, but you actually need to be looking for connections.

So I stumbled across this idea of hybrid human.

I got a stumper.

This cancer group stumbled on these very incredible interesting effects, such as thicker skin, dermal collagen, restoration of muscle in older mice, reduction of appetite,

and you stumbled on this thing called Napster in America, or if you were studying in Europe, and you stumbled on this thing called Winamp here in Europe,

or you just stumbled in here by accident, I did run for US Congress, and I did so with a mohawk.

And I stumbled onto somebody who had written in the journal of intelligence and counterintelligence, this guy was working on a whole book about it.

You kind of stumble on it more so than manufacture it.