Sentence examples for bump up with from inspiring English sources

In Arizona, cows are restricted in incorporated areas, which reduces conflicts in cities but not necessarily in outer suburbs that bump up with ranch land.

"Even though we've seen consumer spending bump up with the retail checks, my question is what happens at the end of next month when there are no stimulus checks coming out any more".

It means that folks who have been bumping up with lifetime limits on their insurance, that it leaves them vulnerable.

Oh! What a Girl!, wistfully described as "testosterone-fuelled", epitomises the album's soul-jazz sleekness, which is invariably bumped up with a twist of innuendo.

It means that folks who've been bumping up with lifetime limits on their insurance that leaves them vulnerable -- that doesn't exist.

Except for the random gunfire, America had been miles behind the rest of the world; on 9/11, we knew we had been bumped up, with cruel efficiency, many units.

Conversely, his Barely number bumped up with the addition of Montana, but this isn't good news at all since it is moving downwards from Weak McCain.

The move was initially planned to roll out in phases in July and December of this year, but it was bumped up (with no advance warning to most developers) following the revelations that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica harvested the data of 87 million Facebook users.

In the 1990s, this fund's deficit bumped up and down with the economy.

His body bumped up and down with the movements of a Manhattan-bound E train as it thundered through the tunnel under Queens Boulevard at 3 a.m.

A series of these instruments, each with a slightly larger diameter, are used during the treatment, being bumped up and down, and with a simultaneous twisting motion, so as to scrape out and reshape the root canal.