Sentence examples for bumped far from inspiring English sources

An appearance on Capital was cancelled and they were bumped far down the playlist, their music conspicuous only by its absence.

And what he's found is that this year, there will be no Oscar bump – far from it.

He got bumped again around the far turn but was the only challenger passing horses in the stretch.

The difficulty will be in getting Russia's mafia-like economy in any sort of shape to do so.So far Russia has bumped along, selling weapons, oil and gas.

That poll bump is far higher than the other big story of the 2016 election, the Nick Xenophon Team (NXT).

But so far, he hasn't bumped against constraints on his curiosity.

Just come far enough out to avoid being bumped when the horses back comes up.

Of course, Maguire is far from the only actor to get bumped out of a film this year.

Instead, he just stuck his head so far up Trump's rear end that he bumped into Chris Christie.

That is the sound of the national advertising economy still bumping along the bottom far longer than industry executives had feared.

Set their boundaries close; so they don't go too far before bumping into borders, but change them as they earn more respect, or tighten up, if they begin to stray Be patient but strict as seems to be good, honest and workable.