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Staggered in sentence

69 examples of Staggered in a sentence

I was just staggered by it.
And I'll tell you, when I walked up onto that beach, staggered up onto that beach ... I had so many times, in a very puffed-up ego way, rehearsed what I would say ... (Laughter) on the beach.
And the answer that the database gave me completely staggered me.
There's an obvious answer to this, but what Jobs said really staggered the journalist.
If men knew how often women were filled with white hot rage when we cried, they would be staggered.
I'll be staggered if you can give the answers to those questions.
That's how I was when I walked (staggered) out of this "film".
Rent this if you want to be staggered by oddness, blown away by one of the most bizarre scripts, direction, and casting in the history of films.
I'm staggered.
As someone who was staggered at the incredible visuals of "Hero," I was anxious to see this film which was billed as being along the same lines, but better.
The central trio of deadbeat bikers were surprisingly likable as they staggered and clowned their way through their drug-centred trip to Wales.
The first movie in years that left me absolutely staggered.
I staggered out feeling relieved it was over, but also strangely uplifted, and greatly rewarded for my £6.50 investment.
So, don't expect to be staggered by special effects or by an unexpected end.
The election, staggered over five phases – involving five polling days over four weeks, rather than one “election day” – will determine who rules the world’s largest democracy.
Even we, as opponents of the war, were staggered by what we found, with conservative to moderate estimates ranging from slightly less than a trillion dollars to more than $2 trillion.
When the groggy patient eventually staggered to its feet, the champions of fiscal bleeding triumphantly proclaimed that austerity had worked.
In the weeks since the vote, Taiwan has staggered ahead.
The numbers involved are so huge that the elections will be staggered over five phases, ending only on May 13, with electoral and security personnel being moved from state to state as polling is concluded in each place.
Global stock markets fell by more than 50%; interest-rate spreads skyrocketed; a severe liquidity and credit crunch appeared; and many emerging-market economies staggered to the International Monetary Fund for help.
The elections will occur in nine phases, staggered over five weeks.
There is little dialogue about how industrial country issuances can be staggered to minimize the impact on global markets, and what alternatives can be developed for countries that are shut out.
While the Doha Round of negotiations has staggered and fallen, liberalization is proceeding apace, owing to the proliferation of bilateral, regional, and super-regional deals.
For example, cash could be distributed through local governments or networks using door-to-door delivery or staggered pickup dates and times, based on national identification numbers.
The election is staggered across seven phases that will take place between April 11 and May 19, with all ballots counted by May 23.
As with the European Council, membership of the national Senate would change only gradually, because regional elections would be staggered.
maybe," the Canadian replied, staggered by these figures but still not willing to give in.
Nearly strangled, the steward staggered out at a signal from his superior; but such was the commander's authority aboard his vessel, not one gesture gave away the resentment that this man must have felt toward the Canadian.
With the movement she made in bending down, her dress (it was a summer dress with four flounces, yellow, long in the waist and wide in the skirt) spread out around her on the flags of the room; and as Emma stooping, staggered a little as she stretched out her arms.
K. staggered more than he walked, his handkerchief pressed over his mouth.
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