staggered

• “Indeed, when the clothing company that bore his name staggered across the finish line a year ago, drained of cash and oxygen and wobbling on its last legs, it looked less like a veteran marathoner than the victim of a street mugging.”

  Simon & Schuster: How To Get a Business Loan

• “The policy will also be tweaked to include the word "staggered" to amplify the government's understanding that employees begin the work day at different hours.”

  The Washington Post: Government updates weather closings policy

• “I remain staggered by the remarkable impact of student teaching on candidates -- for good and bad.”

  The Huffington Post: Gary Stager: Why Should she Work for you?

• “Given how obvious the above is, one is once again staggered by the absolute bottomlessness for your capacity for infantile stupidity.”

  Think Progress » Bachmann Suggests Critics Of Health Care Reform Will Be Put On A ‘List’ And Denied Treatment

• “When the "Wealth of Nations" appeared, Britain staggered under massive war spending and a colossal national debt.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Wealth Of Ideas

• “The recruits are among 10,500 - taken on by the UK's largest force between 2001 and 2003 - who are being sent for training in staggered intakes.”

  Archive 2005-05-08

• “Russia was reeling back, staggered from the series of mighty blows delivered by the might of the German armies.”

  Palestine and the Middle East

• “Benjamin staggered excitedly through the ruined roof, tugging at the rope handle of an ammunition box.”

  Homage to Catalonia

• “The young man rose, and without a word staggered off.”

  The Malefactor

• “The company's bread and butter seems to be the idea of staggered seating, and their website shows off other concepts which incorporate this seating plan.”

  Jaunted - The Pop Culture Travel Guide

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