Sentence examples for a bump of from inspiring English sources

He's going to do a bump of coke when he gets in the elevator".

Gary Busey helps him do a bump of coke and then pushes him onto the stage.

He pulled out a drawer, and shut it with a bump of his hip.

Fox has a bump of its own, with 3.06 million viewers, up 60percentt from 2004.

ABC was able to charge 7 percent more after a bump of about 11 percent in 2011.

Over that same period, eBay's core auction and retail business took in $1.7 billion in revenue — a bump of 17 percent.

The small wheels bog down on the city's rough surfaces, and the base rides so low that a bump of any size becomes a potential obstacle.

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.

Microsoft saw a bump of 3percentt, because of its moves in the enterprise space and attempts to respond to the mobile marketplace, according to the survey.

And then there was something harder to define, a kind of spiritual thrill in what felt to him, when it worked, like a bumping of souls.

It's a beer-and-a-bump kind of place.