Sentence examples for bump from one from inspiring English sources

As it stands, the European Union will continue to patch the crisis with financial manipulations to prolong the life of the euro, and will perhaps do so several times as we bump from one member's financial crisis to the next.

Jay Worth, the overall visual effects supervisor, commented that having these two companies "helped the show not feel as a big of a bump from one season to the next, particularly with different crews and a different vibe a little bit".

The decision was bumped from one level to another in the 15-member European Union for months before the Netherlands, which now holds the rotating chairmanship of the group at the United Nations, pressed for closure.

Instead of forcefully coordinating the work of a host of federal agencies, Mr. Ridge has bumped from one humiliation to another as various cabinet departments have openly flouted his advice and failed to address security problems identified by their own inspectors general.

I was bumped from one expert to another to another.

Now, Tecla is giving its technology an upgrade by integrating controls for connected home devices into and expanding the number of devices that can be controlled through the Tecla unit at one time(bumping controls from one device to eight).

The Rice case was bumped around from one agency to another, further complicating the investigation.

As a kid, I took summer road trips with grandparents, and ice machines proved key to our modern pioneer-style vacations, wagon-bumping from one national park to another.

If I'm lucky I might even bump into one of his comrades from the Northern Allied Axis Society.

The men who did, and who finished in the top four, are not taking kindly to the idea that Phelps could bump one of them from the relay team.

They were jumping out of the pond probably just to get a rest from bumping into one another.