Sentence examples similar to bump into unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

Serendipity is a description applied to an innovation post-hoc, after the process of bumping into something unexpectedly turns into a new idea, a medical discovery, a new recipe, a new relationship or a new artistic movement.

"Some people become socially reclusive, and some lead extremely regimented lives" to avoid bumping into someone unexpectedly, says Duchaine.

Mr. Eyre's "Private Lives" first ran to great success in London for a 10-week limited season in early 2010, with Kim Cattrall and the British actor Matthew Macfadyen playing the passionately divorced couple who unexpectedly bump into each other, with combustible results, while staying at the same hotel on their honeymoons with their new spouses.

Pretend to accidentally bump into someone.

Here are some suggestions: Accidentally bump into him or just bump shoulders.

Try to get him to bump into you by walking out of class right in front of them and then suddenly stopping unexpectedly.

"I bump into people".

People bump into you.

I bump into 100 people.

If you bump into a boat?

I bump into Yoko in New York.