Sentence examples for bump out of from inspiring English sources

When the Oompa-pa horns of polka and the drums of conjunto merge Germany, Poland, Czech and Chicanos, the ground quakes like the Deep House Music used to bump out of the 14-inch woofers of my big boom box heart.

"Gore got a huge bump out of his party's convention.

"I got a bump out of Pahrump," he added, shifting into story-telling mode, his deep voice rising.

"They had a great effort on their goal and you get another bump out of it because the crowd goes nuts," Colorado College head coach Scott Owens said.

The final warm-up to the final act, however, does kick off Tuesday night, with the Lakers trying to make a speed bump out of the Nuggets in the conference finals after the Rockets surprisingly morphed into a set of nasty metal spikes that threatened to rip their tires apart.

v1 doesn't even have the ability to save payment card data yet — but of course that will be along shortly to sandpaper another bump out of the buying process.

But it was "bumped out of the Senate bill because of special-interest influence," he said.

And if the Capitals are bumped out of the playoffs by the Rangers?

And then local non-graduates will be bumped out of the labour market altogether".

Mr Parker has made a habit of being bumped out of one company only to pop up in another.

But the Giants, as the road team in this edition of the rivalry, were bumped out of their familiar routine.