Sentence examples for at a bump from inspiring English sources

Dr Margaret Harris in the director general's office of the World Health Organisation (WHO) said they were at "a bump in the road".

3.30pm BST Jimenez sends his first approach of the day right at the flag, but his attempt at a bump and run right up to the cup is scuppered by a soft landing.

JUDY Schneider and Barry Schneider, an East Side couple united by marriage and by a tenacious civic activism, stood near the corner of 61st Street and Second Avenue in Lenox Hill, where they squinted at a bump in the road and tried to decide what to call it.

Joe Barton, a Texas congressman, told Vox he'd "look at" a bump stock ban.

But the Fifty Shades of Grey phenomenon represents at best a bump in the road, and at worst a significant setback, in the global movement to engage men in the prevention of gender-based violence.

That will increase the danger of a crash or at least a bump in the night.

February was practically the same as March at $1.31, a bump up from January's $1.14.

Richard H. Shaw, dean of admission and financial aid at Stanford, anticipates a "bump upward" this fall in applications to its nonbinding program.

(At what threshold a bump or dip becomes relevant is a fair question.

Even that quiet manager who takes Buzzfeed quizzes at lunch will ask you for a bump at the office holiday party.

Even that quiet, pudgy manager who takes Buzzfeed quizzes at lunch will ask you for a bump at the office holiday party.