Sentence examples for bump across from inspiring English sources

In these spots, the trucks and buses plying Tibet's battered roads must drive down the banks, bump across the river bed, and struggle up the other side.

The ground is dusty and dry, old Mercedes cars bump across unmade roads while gleaming 4x4s shoot past nearby on newly built motorways.

When you bump across every last dusty mile of land from London to Singapore, toss on the crest of each briny wave of the Timor, Tasman and Pacific seas and oceans, rattle through Central America and blow back across the brooding Atlantic to Britain, the world feels like a mighty big place.

The sun is a pale smudge in the sky, a pinhole promise of light and warmth, as we lurch and bump across the frozen land in pursuit.

As for the pricing itself, in the US the iPhone 7 Plus has received a minor $20 price bump across the range while the iPhone 7 is unchanged.

Seagate has just given storage a bump across the board with the introduction of a 1.5-terabyte 3.5-inch hard drive – the Barracuda 7200.11 (running at 7,200 RPM) – and two 500-gigabyte 2.5-inch drives – the Momentus 5400.6 and Momentus 7200.4 (running at 5400 RPM and 7200 RPM, respectively).

Then we were heading north again, bumping across an empty snow-covered ribbon of gravel cut through the spruce.

I joined the speedboat crew as they bumped across the open sea to pick up another group of migrants.

But it is not just another story; the thought of Butler's winning the national title surely raises goose bumps across the country.

In some this was elaborated with a frill of spikes at the back of the head and various knobs and bumps across the main dome.

It started with a rash, an odd scatter of itchy bumps across my 8-year-old daughter's arms, legs and bottom.