We see in the misadventure in Libya how the Europeans flounder without the U.S. military.
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.
homicide [ death ] by misadventure
Richard Perle called it a "misadventure" that should be ignored.
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.
The coroner's verdict was `death by misadventure'.
Yet the misjudgment and misadventure in Iraq will forever soil a record that could have been so much better.
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
Donald always seems to be short of cash and make a habit of lurching from one misadventure to the next.
The court returned a verdict of death by misadventure.
I decided to keep my misadventure secret.
The coroner record a verdict of death by misadventure.
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.
Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said Saturday that "Pakistan will not indulge in any misadventure, " insisting Pakistan will not strike first against India.
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