Sentence examples for bummed from from inspiring English sources

"What are you doing?" Another day outside the courthouse she finished off a partially smoked cigarette that she bummed from a passer-by.

Bummed from my disheartening experience with the Girl's Best Friend, and pissy about my experience with Womanizer, I had no idea what to make of the Satisfyer Pro 2. Reading online reviews of it got me excited, with some reviewers saying it was the best orgasm of their life, and others saying it felt exactly like oral sex.

I think Cyprus is probably where I got my massive Mediterranean bum from, too.

Indeed, one of my enduring impressions of the Russian Army is that it seems to be manned by a legion of beggars -- troops without the money to buy decent cigarettes, which they are forced to bum from visitors.

The novelist Elissa Schappell said she found the down-home Ucross Foundation, in Clearmont, Wyo., blissfully free of "that peculiar strain of male writer who seems to just bum from colony to colony like some 50's-era Riviera playboy, reliant on the kindness of patrons and others' praise," as she put it in an e-mail message.

Bear and Ru are also bumming from town to town, most recently, at a local Walmart.

"He was bummed out from going on auditions," she recalled.

But he later admitted to having "bummed" cigarettes from others, and last week he told Barbara Walters that he had "fallen off the wagon".

No one has ever bummed a Nicorette from me.

He bummed that cigarette from Larry Fortensky, a construction worker who also happened to be the eighth and final husband of Elizabeth Taylor.

As I sipped my tepid beer and bummed a cigarette from the tattooed Mafioso I wondered: Is this it?