The New Yorker, July 25 , 1942P. 7 Talk story about John Cullen, the Coast Guardsman who first bumped into the four Nazi saboterus.
Bellevue's fire chief, Chris Roling, said the two horses, both at the rear of the parade, bumped into one another, knocking one horse's bridle off and causing it to bolt, followed by the second horse.
"I can walk to 125th Street and bump into eight or nine people on the way".
I was expecting to bump into five, maybe ten players max, hoping to chat about the small but growing group of fellow trainers.
Jason Adleberg '14, who created the site with three friends, saw the need last summer, when he bumped into two Princeton students on the street in Tanzania.
Once, all four bumped into one another at a Starbucks.
Occasionally, the two have bumped into one another in the studio's corridors, Cardy struck dumb each time.
The panel heard the psychologist took MDMA with a colleague while out at Hidden bar in Vauxhall, when they bumped into two 'vulnerable' clients.
HALFWAY through this week's tortured negotiations to launch a new round of trade talks, Robert Zoellick, America's senior trade negotiator, bumped into two officials from the Vatican in the lift.
During a recent recce to London, Sergei says he bumped into two friends from St Petersburg on the same flight who were also looking at schools for their children and a flat in London.
