Sentence examples for bump into this from inspiring English sources

You certainly wouldn't want to bump into this lad in a dark alley.

You wouldn't want to bump into this alarming creature on a dark night, but your worst enemy wouldn't either, which is the point.

But we still bump into this domestic political problem that opening trade reshuffles competitive positions, transform the economic and social fabric, that there are winners and losers.

It can also make for a worse encounter should you ever bump into this mugger again.

Make small talk when you bump into this person in order to change the tone between you.

In July 1890 he and his brother Gaston kept bumping into this weird Dutchman.

"I was stranded at O'Hare and I bumped into this Laptop Lane," he recalled.

"I bumped into this reporter, and he was all important, like, 'I'm here to cover the hearings,' " one man said.

The first album I took off my shelf was Ella Fitzgerald and I just bumped into this song, "Like Someone in Love," which I thought was a nicer title.

"But it takes two teams to agree and if these guys don't want to do it, then we'll just keep bumping into this problem each day".

Schilling insisted he had gone to the stadium merely to receive treatment and "accidentally bumped into this," but the awkward about-face by Brenly displayed the uncertainty surrounding Schilling's condition.