Sentence examples for bump in front of from inspiring English sources

Imagine having to wear a skintight swimsuit, one that shows no mercy to every lump and bump, in front of a packed stadium and with the world watching on television.

Yet even as he put investors on notice that monetary policy will get tighter, he was unwilling or unable to address head-on the quandary he faces: how to put a speed bump in front of Wall Street without sending the entire economy into a skid, hurting workers who own little if any stock while he hunts an enemy, inflation, that is nowhere in sight.

For best results, begin to turn in the direction of the trough, creating a wider plane with your skis to inch up to the back of the bump in front of you.

He took to the Internet to slam Nascar last fall when officials instituted a last-minute rule at Talladega Superspeedway that limited drivers' ability to bump racecars in front of them.

We were happy to set the food aside and enjoy the wine and the improved surroundings: the dark but not smoky room is more intimate than before, without pillars bumping up in front of all the tables.

When Mr. Obama and his wife triumphantly took the stage in St .Paul Tuesday to claim the Democratic presidential nomination, the candidate, dressed in one of the crisp, neutral suits that have made him a GQ darling, was momentarily upstaged by his wife, and not just because she knuckle-bumped him in front of the world.

For the November 2004 event, a density bump appears in front of the southward IMF region (probably the sheath region of the interplanetary shock).

"Randy is the type of guy who goes in there and does a lot of the bumping, and gets bumped, and battles in front of the net," Devils Coach Larry Robinson said.

Where I was once able to fully immerse myself in Mathers' albums, I can't bump this song in front of people.

At 15 minutes 18 seconds of the first period, Avery bumped James Wisniewski hard in front of the Islanders' net.

(Once, when we were driving, he began high-speed bumping the car in front of us, driven by his friend).