Sentence examples for bump our from inspiring English sources

I say "yes" and we bump our astronaut helmets together in our attempt to kiss.

"They'll pave the roads when they finish all the building," a cab driver tells us as we bump our way out of Castries, the main city.

We were often to be seen poking around in the litter bins on buses to see if we could find a discarded ticket that might bump our expenses up 50p.

"This is why the company need to bump our stake in this," he says for a reason I couldn't quite understand but which suggests the family have some expertise in running such businesses.

I help out – I'm a very loving and supportive mother – and finally we clear Hastings and bump our way on to the section of shingle beach that has been paved with a swanky new material called Netpave – a sort of plastic netting that holds the stones down while we speed over them.

Chances are, they will continue to urge legislation that would bump our travel bills up even higher.

Scurrying waiters inadvertently bumped our chairs repeatedly one evening.

On the one hand, we have all bumped our foreheads, hard, on the edge of reality.

WEARING both hiking boots and nightclothes, blearily rubbing the sleep from our eyes, we jerked and bumped our way by jeep across the Rupununi savannah of southwestern Guyana.

We bumped our S.U.V. over a remote, roughly paved but stunning scenic route through Idaho that we probably would have avoided if we had not had faith that our guardian satellites would see us through.

Based on CarGurus's instant market value, the final price we paid bumped our deal up to "good". We drove the car off the lot feeling good about our purchase.