Sentence examples for bump it off from inspiring English sources
Prioritize this scheduled time and resist the temptation to "bump" it off your calendar for what you falsely believe to be a more urgent matter.
Keep the handle of the skillet turned away from you so you don't accidentally bump it off with your arm.
The story of five sisters, four of whom are planning to murder Jean-Claude, the obnoxious husband of the fifth, opened last night with a feature-length episode that did fine work establishing its characters, its plot and a man so perfectly and realistically monstrous that you can only hope that when the sisters do finally bump him off, it is in the most protracted and painful way possible.
But this heater can warm a medium-size room nicely for hours on a small propane cylinder, and when I bumped it slightly, it shut off without a stink.
Freaks (1932) -- In a traveling circus, beautiful but treacherous trapeze artist Cleopatra (Olga Baclanova) learns that fellow worker Hans Harry Earless), a midget, has money, and plots to marry him, then bump him off to get it.
If there was one reason to bump Kate off, it was to stop her from producing any more artwork.
Neither does Kelli Busy, the author of a petition to bump Work It off the air, which is currently going viral on the Internet.
"It was clear that somebody had bumped him off".
"So whenever I went over a bump, it was like jumping off a table stiff-legged".
The tag is programmed to pop off after a predetermined amount of time, although some get bumped off or shaken off early.
