Sentence examples for bummed in from inspiring English sources

Clarkson allegedly made comments to "star in a reasonably priced car" Alastair Campbell about being "bummed" in scenes that did not make it on air.

In the same year, Clarkson also allegedly made comments to "star in a reasonably priced car" Alastair Campbell about being "bummed" in scenes that did not make it on air.

Befiting a man with a reputation as the Phil Spector of Manchester, producer Martin Hannett saturated Bummed in reverb and echo; as with Spector's wall-of-sound productions, it's almost impossible to make individual instruments out amid the dense swirl.

The summer of her 20th year was spent bumming in parks and couch surfing at friends' apartments.

This is usually limited to the airline that's operating the lounge; if you're flying on Air New Zealand and bumming in a United lounge, you're SOL.

My spirit is not right, and idols are standing side-stage, so as the show started, I'm bummed … In my mind I was already gone to my hotel room halfway through".

For example, there was the effort by a group calling itself Bums for Bush (that would be bum as in bottom, not bum as in hobo), which advertised a "world record moon attempt" in Hyde Park here on Friday.

It's bum dope in my book.

"As for Louis, my friend, I'll knock that bum out in two rounds.

I've been playing guitar, watching that bum [dance in front of me] for years".

Of course there are some joyously bum notes in the collection.