Sentence examples for bump into that from inspiring English sources

So I don't know where I'll bump into that special person.

And I'm wondering if I'll bump into that nine-year-old.

Although there were definitely stories that I would bump into that I would find disturbing.

Then I'll bump into that person in the real world and they'll compliment me for my tweet.

The more pernicious reason is cultural: as a member of the board or senior executive you never know when you might bump into that person.

"I don't know if we're thinking about 'powers of 10' more, but we definitely bump into that perspective now in all kinds of cultural contexts," says the game designer Ralph Koster, who wrote one of the best books to date about games and culture, "A Theory of Fun".

Bumped into that appalling Bill Blanko from Red Top Towers.

I remember feeling disappointed when he saw the footprint in the sand and bumped into that man Friday.

- A day or two later, in a botanic garden in Zurich, I bumped into that latterday Smallweed favourite the Marquis of Bute.

The next day, I bumped into that beer's creator, Thorsten Schoppe, at the Südstern brewpub in Kreuzberg, where he makes his own Schoppe beers and those for Südstern, including an excellent rye ale.

In the pub, after Monday's event, I bumped into that same negativity – "the government isn't doing enough", "how dare they spend our tax money this way?" "they should do this, this and this, not the stupid stuff they're doing!" As a fellow startup founder and geek myself, I understand where this attitude is coming from, but I find it really disappointing, embarrassing even.