Sentence examples for bump off of from inspiring English sources

His 2006 single "Bump" off of his debut album YoYoYoYoYo, featured the relentless lady spitter Amanda Blank.

Researchers from Spain have found that a tendency to bump off members of the same species is particularly common among primates, and have estimated that around 2% of human deaths at the origin of our species were down to such lethal spats.

In Iran, the war on drugs is used as a way to quietly bump off enemies of the state or helpless Afghani refugees by planting drugs on them and then hanging them.

Mr. Welch brings a surly energy and precise off-brand accent to his performance as the opportunistic Henry, whose success on the field inspires him to keep up the impersonation in order to bump off a few of his enemies.

This is a show willing to bump off Michael Gambon and Stanley Tucci within minutes of each other, let's remember.

Behind the plexiglass in a central case hang an array of captured revolvers, knives, clubs, hand grenades, the Thompson submachine gun used by a member of Al Capone's gang to bump off Frankie Yale and a collection of lock picks found in Willie Sutton's jail cell.

The holder of any sort of priority can "bump off" anybody without a priority.

He will bump off the invisible wall and go into the cannon with half of his health.

A variant of this theory has him as a disposable stooge in a plot to bump off Mr Putin.

In case you missed the episode last week, the main character was bumped off in the corridors of a Nairobi conference centre by European and American trade diplomats.

We learn why dozens of people were bumped off over the years and why most of those crimes went unsolved.