As Froome described the atmosphere, goose bumps rose along his forearms and his voice became choked with emotion.
Ubadah Sabbagh felt goose bumps rise on his skin Saturday morning as he scrolled through the reports that immigrants from the Middle East — people just like him — were no longer being allowed into the United States.
Dr. Incandela's and Dr. Gianotti's presentations were repeatedly interrupted by applause as they showed slide after slide of data presented in graphs with bumps rising like mountains from the sea.
While still technically demanding, the course increasingly became one that rewarded smooth, economical skiers who negotiated bumps and rises with quiet legs that kept their skis tracking downhill.
I couldn't resist touching the delicate corrugated bump that rose from the surface of the fluid when a magnet was applied to the underside of the beaker.
When you have a chance to refrigerate the batter in the special madeleine pan in advance and place it on a preheated baking sheet in the oven, you'll stand a better chance of creating cakes with the classic "bump," or rise, on the top.
And finally, there are periodic bumps and rises in the total amount of light from this transient, indicating that there's a central, compact object behaving as an engine.
Colbert later lashed out at O'Brien on his own show on January 16 , 2008 claiming that he himself was responsible for Huckabee's success in the Iowa caucus thanks to his giving Huckabee "the Colbert bump," a rise in popularity following an appearance on The Colbert Report.
Most executives are still optimistic about the long-term growth prospects for China and see nothing more than a bump in the rise of the Chinese economy, the world's second-largest, after that of the United States.
While Coca-Cola beat profit expectations in its most recent quarter, analysts attributed the bump to a rise in drink prices, not increased consumption.
