Sentence examples for bummer on from inspiring English sources

However, referring to "Black Juju" he also said that "the one bummer on this album is so loud a bummer that it may threaten to neutralize the ingratiating effect" of the other tracks.

When a few start to have bad trips, the organizers, reluctant to lay a bummer on the crowd, decline to issue a warning about the acid.

Occasionally Phil is reasonably interesting and isn't just a generic man-child, but even if I warmed up to the cranky beardo in a big way, the show is still an enormous bummer on the gender front.

I don't mean to be a total bummer on a sunny day like today, but I just read a new report about child trafficking and HOLY SHIT the stories are brutal.

This gives you the opportunity to run away, screaming at the top of your voice, "BUMMER ON THE LOOSE!" 3. Batiment French word for building; also amusingly sounds like the West Indian slang for homosexual, batty man.

But before we all get too excited, the wearer can't actually see the sign (fail), only bystanders can, because our eyes can't pick up things that are that close which is a bit of a bummer on the whole AR breakthrough front.

And, of course, if you accept that premise, it follows that all the UFO reports by ordinary citizens are inadequate to establish the truth of aliens-on-Earth (a bummer of a message for organizations like MUFON).

This week there's Mr Selfridge on ITV, sport on BBC1, a bummer of a documentary (albeit a very good bummer) about a dead singer on Channel 4 and a series of dramatised monologues about the royal abdication on BBC2.

"It just put a bummer ending on it".

But let's pause and turn up the bummer dial on the amp and consider a few more practical things: 1.

"Endless Bummer" is on view at Harper's Books in East Hampton through July 19.