Sentence examples for about bumping from inspiring English sources

"We didn't have to worry about bumping into our parents".

Or simply because Odin's job is only about bumping off "traitors"?

In recent years, other former White House aides say, Mr. Clinton and Mr. Stephanopoulos had been known to worry about bumping into each other around New York.

Guest vocalist Nadine Shah joins him for That Ring Down the Drain Kind of Feeling, a song about bumping into an ex-lover and spiralling into psychological meltdown.

So was he worried about bumping into Campbell, who has been milling around Hay, and is due to give a talk on Friday?

Afterward, from the bench, Valentine yelled at the second-base umpire Ed Rapuano, the crew chief, about bumping him on his way back to the bench.

Celebrities were just milling about, everyone bumping into one another because everyone's really not looking at anything except what other celebs they might spot.

Overhead, Mr. and Mrs. Buttons were again bumping about, but Brando appeared to have lost interest in them.

Indeed, his size and a certain awkwardness could put people off him: a fellow reviewer grumbled about Morley bumping into him in the theatre.

I've enjoyed reading about Matt Gross's bumping around in Europe.

"Perhaps after a few weeks of bumping about in jeeps etc I shall feel better," he wrote to a friend.