Shambled example sentences
Related (5): limped, shuffled, hobbled, stumbled, staggered
"Shambled" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The old man shambled down the road.
- The zombies shambled toward the city.
- The drunken man shambled through the bar.
- The hermit shambled out of his hut for the first time in years.
- The wounded soldier shambled off the battlefield.
- The wreckage of the old car shambled down the highway.
- The business has shambled along for decades.
- The once-successful company has shambled into irrelevance.
- The children shambled tiredly into the house after a long day.
- The defeated boxer shambled back to his corner.
- The government has shambled from one crisis to the next.
- The project has shambled along with no real direction.
- The government responded in a shambled and confused manner.
- The economy has shambled along for the last decade.
- The club team shambled onto the field, uncoordinated and slow.
- The tired horse shambled into the stable.
- Their argument shambled into meaningless insults.
- His posture shambled as he grew more feeble with age.
- His career had shambled into obscurity.
- The team effort shambled without proper leadership.
- The new settlers shambled into the frontier town.
- The recovery effort shambled in the aftermath of the disaster.
- The department has shambled along with minimal funding.
- His mind seemed to shamble, unable to form coherent thoughts.
- Time seemed to shamble by with little progress.
- The new puppy shambled after the older dogs.
- The startled deer shambled into the woods.
- His plans have really shambled lately.
- Their conversation soon shambled into meaningless small talk.
- The engine shambled and sputtered but refused to start.
- The parades always seemed to shamble by at a snail's pace.
- The confused pedestrian shambled into oncoming traffic.
- The response team shambled into action far too late.
- The ancient civilization seemed to have shambled into ruin.
- The uncoordinated team effort really shambled that game.
- The meeting shambled onwards with little accomplished.
- The shoddy product seems to have been shambled together.
- The rescue effort shambled rather than sprang into action.
- Their performance really shambled that night.
- The newly formed government quickly shambled into disarray.
- The building seemed ready to shamble into ruin.
- The project shambled forward with no clear direction.
- The company quickly shambled into bankruptcy.
- His argument shambled from point to pointless point.
- The bureaucracy tends to shamble along, complacent and slow.
- The infirm man shambled down the sidewalk with difficulty.
- The army unit shambled into readiness far too slowly.
- The conversation soon shambled into petty complaints.
- The teacher shambled tiredly through the lesson.
- Their reputation has really shambled in recent years.
- The plan seems to have been hastily shambled together.
- The hastily assembled cabinet immediately shambled into discord.
- The horses shambled into the stable, exhausted after a hard day's work.
- The peace talks shambled along without significant progress.
- His explanation of events shambled into inconsistencies.
- The day had shambled by with little to show for it.
- Her explanations tended to shamble aimlessly.
- The committee discussed but shambled toward any firm conclusion.
- The team shambled onto the field, unprepared and disjointed.
- Time itself seemed to shamble slowly by that day.