Sentence examples for The bummer from inspiring English sources
noun
A forager especially in Sherman's March to the Sea of November to December 1864.
The bummer comes when next season doesn't look so great.
The bummer for the Chiefs is that they have a bye next week.
The bummer about "Free for All," though, is that Papp the man largely slips away.
The bummer in all of this for the consumer is it could well mark a return to walled-garden content on smart speakers, where videos are chosen not because they're the best answer for a given query, but because they're delivered on a proprietary platform.
The bummer is that while HECS was brought in to make unis more inclusive and accessible, it's been tweaked and changed so much over the decades that it doesn't really represent those original ideals.
The bummer of all of this is that the rich and famous have an easier time of getting their message out, and the basement-dwelling bloggers that have sharper, smarter things to say than New York Times columnists face an uphill battle.
The over-the-top spectacle of this party can also, however, stand in for a few of the bummers about "The Forgiven".
The team's self-defeating attachment to a meatheadly virtuous but ineffective ultra-conservative offense and the bummer-y nascent controversy between the two photogenic and differently incapable quarterbacks passively vying for the role of Guy Who Gets Blamed When The Offense Next Poops Itself and inability to change course, though?
Here a few of the most common untraditional planning choices couples make and the bummers that go with them.
If you grab on to one of the bummers (or skitch) of these cars, so will you.
