Sentence examples for bum over from inspiring English sources

/ Look at that bum over there, man.

His cheeks are puffed out, and he's mouthing the word "bum" over and over again.

I guess people mumble the line "look at that bum over there, he's down on his knees".

"The issue is socialized medicine, if you will, versus privatized medicine because [some people] don't like to pay for care for that bum over there.

This indelible 1983 hit is filled with local references both sunny ("Look at that mountain / Look at those trees") and not so ("Look at that bum over there / Man, he's down on his knees").

David Kennedy of Stanford University theorized in a postelection Op-Ed in The Times that we're reliving the late 19th-century Gilded Age, when all the presidents proved to be hapless, Congress switched back and forth madly as voters threw the bums out over and over again, and the country experienced a raft of critical problems and impending crises, combined with "abject political paralysis".

Humboldt penguins living at a British wildlife sanctuary are so bummed over the constant wind and rain that they're being medicated for depression.

She wiggles her bum before coming over to give me a "blowjob".

You also want to avoid pants with a waist that is too low, as your bum will spill over when you move around and this will destroy your glamorous look.

The sheer size and digital savvy of the USA makes the data set rather States-centric; seventh in the list is Trinidadian hip-hop artiste Nicki Minaj (pictured), who is vaguely known over here to tabloid readers for the size of her bum, but over the Atlantic she's had seven singles simultaneously in the Top 100 and is a much bigger deal.

Every time Jessie J mugs to camera, bum hovering over the button, this becomes harder to disagree with.