shamble

The beggar shamble d past us.

The old tramp shambled wearily up the path.

he shambled off down the corridor.

my career was in a shambles .

the event was a shambles from start to finish.

their room was a shambles as usual .

he shambled over to the desk and ferreted around .

the room was a shambles—their throats had been cut and they lay in a waste of blood.

They shamble, unused to walking on two legs, and find the human's mild sensory depravation unnerving.

Though once considered a formidable force, the French army is now a shambles.

Opinion polls showed that voters blame the president for the shambles.

Its policy on Europe is a shambles that has strengthened the forces arrayed against free trade.

I shambled along behind Jessica, not bothering to pretend to listen anymore.

The economy is in shambles, okay. But this is why we need the government of technocrats.

And the country is in shambles. Remind us what it's like to live in Venezuela today.

The powerful storm has swamped the Louisiana coast and left the region's electrical grid in shambles.

The mosque was in shambles after the bomber opened fire, then ran inside, and blew himself up.

One disease detective from the CDC working in Sierra Leone, she says the database there was in shambles.

With its economy in shambles, a CNN investigation just found that illegal drug trafficking through Venezuela is soaring.