Sentence examples for bump to date from inspiring English sources
Bump to date has seen 125 million downloads, but it won't reveal its current install base or active users.
The film was originally scheduled for release in July 2008, then was bumped to an October date, which would have dropped it into the thick of Hollywood's awards race.
He had to bump them to other dates.
And had a turbo bump to boot.
Bump your device by gently tapping it against another device running Bump to send the content.
According to our best explanation to date, those miniscule, primordial bumps came from quantum theory.
That, apparently, isn't strategy as much as necessity: According to THR, Scorsese's new film is not finished yet, and Paramount might have to bump its release date from Nov. 15 to either Christmas Day or an undisclosed date in 2014.
Processor bumps: It's time to bring the plastic MacBooks up to date, perhaps with Core i3 processors.
The lead author, Karen L. Baab, an anthropologist at Stony Brook University on Long Island, said the findings provided the most precise and comprehensive measurements to date of outer shape — every ridge and groove, every lump and bump — of the H. floresiensis cranium.
You used to date Jon Hamm and he's exiting the subway car and you need to stride past him, bumping shoulders in a passive-aggressive huff.
