Sentence examples for bumped awkwardly from inspiring English sources
On April 3, 2012 in a game against the Islanders, Josefson bumped awkwardly into Jay Pandolfo resulting in a broken left wrist.
Low-detail drones buzz in the sky, and futuristic cars bump awkwardly into each other on the roads below.
More jarring still are Dark's attempts to be of-the-moment, which often bump up awkwardly against her characters' fusty dialogue.
Instead of awkwardly bumping into your future spouse in the middle of a vintage record shop, you scream "Great rack!" at her while she's trying to get to Duane Reade for tampons.
The national taboos on queue-jumping remain as ferocious as ever, and on returning home after 13 years abroad in 2010, I was heartened to find the British still apologising when someone else bumped into them and waving each other awkwardly through doorways.I have a hunch that driver-pedestrian interactions involve something darker than manners.
Linklater was bumped to a later slot, and America's most famous arcade proprietor was squeezed in, awkwardly, after a segment about April 20th as "weed day".
I went wham!...and bumped, bumped, bumped.
When Wright scored the winning run, he slid awkwardly across home plate, bumping into the umpire Marty Foster.
He could dismiss the idea, as Campbell did; instead he says crisply: 'I have no idea.' Awkwardly, walking through the Commons we bump into Huhne: both mount an impressive display of affection.
