stumble upon造句
1. Workmen stumbled upon the mosaic while digging foundations for a new building.
2. In my own rambles around vents I have stumbled upon and helped describe a few of the new species.
3. But as I search deeper and deeper I stumbled upon endurance.
4. I felt very privileged to have stumbled upon such a rare sight.
5. What is this strange, varied and most wonderfully intricate land that we have stumbled upon?
6. Proceeding north along a plateau high above the eastern bank of the river, he had stumbled upon the Nez Perce.
7. Those who do stumble upon the preserve make it a habit to return.
8. They had stumbled upon my claim to fame, a gift not given to many.
9. And that was when Kegl realized what she had stumbled upon.
10. Shame they couldn't have stumbled upon a more dramatic way of doing it.
11. You might even stumble upon a theorem or two in your researches.
12. It puzzled him beyond measure that the boy should have stumbled upon this private area.
13. It was as if the men, unwittingly, had stumbled upon a crude form of worker control.
14. And one day I stumbled upon a book that changed my young life: The Great Mouthpiece.
15. Perhaps we'll stumble upon a mutually satisfactory solution for price later on.
16. Jack and Mason stumble upon a brand new power transformer in the middle of the field.
17. If in a land office you stumble upon an old grid that uses 20/11 meters per unit, that is the so called Cadastral coordinates.
18. They stumble upon a creepy mansion, and come upon a strange family with a dark secret.
19. The urge to wider voyages. caused men to stumble upon New America ( Kenneth Cragg ).
20. He did exactly that, little knowing that he was about to stumble upon one of the greatest discoveries of this century.
21. How else to explain those wacky, way-out-in-left-field roadside attractions you'll stumble upon?
22. Up until now, when you do so, all that really happens is that Twitter stores that tweet under your Favorites history and it just sits there for either you or others to stumble upon.
23. And by this, I mean the many overlapping discoveries of unvoiced knowledge, feelings and imagination that we stumble upon via images.
24. Great white sharks do not aimlessly wander the ocean waiting to stumble upon their next meal.