Sentence examples for bump hard from inspiring English sources

That people bump hard into reality in their 20's is nothing new ("Is This the Face of a Midlife Crisis?", June 24).

Just because you hit a bump doesn't mean you have a flat tire, if if you hit the bump hard.

Whitney is bumped hard by another girl running through the crowd.

Stan, at Oxford, is bumped hard on the head by a falling window and instantly reverts to a time in his life when he was a British lord.

But I've been in business journalism for some years and have constantly bumped hard up against the limits of my land-grant, liberal arts education.

He refused to lose to lesser horses and in the only race he ever lost he was bumped hard twice and was still closing at the wire.

But Obama's campaign promise bumped hard against the judgment of several new advisers, including Richard Holbrooke, who tried to convince the President that sending forty thousand more troops to Afghanistan, as the military urged, was counterproductive.

The Knicks return to Phoenix on Nov. 21, and Thomas, who also exchanged heated words with several fans, can probably expect to be booed lustily by the crowd and -- if the players listen to their coach -- bumped hard by the Suns.

Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone stated that while not a Hall & Oates cover, the song "bumps hard enough to qualify as a sequel, and that's high praise indeed".

The cars bumped hard, Villeneuve slid wide but then passed Arnoux on the inside at a hairpin turn and held him off for the last half of the lap to secure second place.

(How can people write such stuff with a straight face?) He points out: "I've been in business journalism for some years and have constantly bumped hard up against the limits of my land-grant, liberal arts education".