misadventure造句

homicide [ death ] by misadventure

The coroner's verdict was `death by misadventure'.

I decided to keep my misadventure secret.

The court returned a verdict of death by misadventure.

Richard perle called it a "misadventure" that should be ignored.

The coroner record a verdict of death by misadventure.

We see in the misadventure in Libya how the Europeans flounder without the U.S. military.

Yet the misjudgment and misadventure in Iraq will forever soil a record that could have been so much better.

Donald always seems to be short of cash and make a habit of lurching from one misadventure to the next.

Economic insecurity is perceived by many to be rising; and polls also suggest that voters increasingly see the Iraq misadventure as threatening their domestic security too.

Shortly after that misadventure, according to a family friend, C. O. Byrd, she signed on as a Confederate spy and ended up with a price on her head.

Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said Saturday that "Pakistan will not indulge in any misadventure, " insisting Pakistan will not strike first against India.

Haunted not only by their losses—nearly 3,000 soldiers dead—but a sense of being unwelcome and making matters worse, the American people are aching to put the whole misadventure behind them.

If a user is very computer-naive, he might see it as an unconditional panic button for extricating himself from a hopelessly tangled misadventure. A more experienced computer user might visualize Undo as a storage facility for deleted data. A really computer-sympathetic user with a logical mind might see it as a stack of procedu