Sentence examples for a bump at from inspiring English sources
There is a bump at about 2 TeV (2000 or so proton masses).
We came back down to earth with a bump at Angel Falls.
Bad luck – a bump at the start, an injury or a ill-judged ride – can always play a part too.
She hit a bump at a turn known as Ice Hang, fell on her hip and quickly bounced back up to charge down the hill some more.
I'm going to stay optimistic and say we'll sneak through, before falling down to earth with a bump at the Nou Camp in the earliest knock-out stage.
Rusty Wallace, who won the pole for Sunday's race with a record qualifying run of 132.089 m.p.h., said there was a bump at the end of the long backstretch, where cars were going about 150 m.p.h., and that most drivers were prepared for it.
Juanita Cason, 24, for instance, makes $9.40 an hour at the Baldwin Hills Wal-Mart, and a bump to at least $10 would help the single mother provide for her infant daughter, Zah'Mya.
His national campaign manager, David Bonior, said Mr. Edwards needed a bump of at least five to seven points in the polls to be competitive in New Hampshire.
In the event, the excellent Dravid was undone by surprising lift from Hoggard, and soon after, the embodied god came down to earth with a bump, flashing at a wide one from Craig White.
Initially, an activity pattern in the form of a bump occurs at some random location within the LGN and elicits a corresponding activity bump in cortex whose location depends on the given pattern of feedforward connections.
The process should create a small bump (called a "purl bump") at the base of the stitch.
