Sentence examples for be able to bump from inspiring English sources
In either case, according to the teachers' contract, teachers whose jobs were eliminated would be able to "bump" less senior teachers at other schools whose jobs require the same type of license.
With Pietersen in residence, four wickets in hand, and the possibility of some support at the other end, there was a chance that they might be able to bump the score up from 226-6 to something closer to 300 or even beyond.
Yet as the demo of Real Racing 3 at the event showed, innovation is as likely to come from canny use of Apple's software as from its hardware: the idea of "time-shifted multiplayer" sounded like a silly attempt to rebrand ghost racing, before EA's Rob Murray explained that players will be able to bump their friends' cars and affect their times – even if that friend raced the day before.
With a human in the loop, GoodTime would be able to bump an important interview above a birthday reminder by classifying events into categories.
Then couples will be able to bump the phones into each other and get the result if there's a match or non-match.
These loan originators will no longer be able to bump interest rates higher or steer consumers toward certain loan products in exchange for a higher commission".
The amateurs appreciated the thrill of being able to bump elbows with Olympians.
Thanks to that cosmic near-miss, he's able to bump into Spot, a prehistoric human who has also lost his family and acts like a dog.
Being able to bump into the table and knock over Mum's vase opens up the opportunity for important life lessons and makes toddlers active participants in home life.
If none of the Celtic nations were able to bump off the braying Englanders, their mighty Gallic brethren from across the Channel might do the job instead.
But since Kabam has successfully transitioned onto mobile platforms and away from Facebook with three of the top 25 grossing iPhone titles in the U.S., it's been able to bump that valuation up a little bit.
