Sentence examples similar to bumped into unexpectedly from inspiring English sources
Serendipity is a description applied to an innovation post-hoc, after the process of bumping into something unexpectedly turns into a new idea, a medical discovery, a new recipe, a new relationship or a new artistic movement.
"Some people become socially reclusive, and some lead extremely regimented lives" to avoid bumping into someone unexpectedly, says Duchaine.
This notion came to me in the sixth game of the scarifying American League Championship, when Gary Sheffield, swinging violently against Schilling with a teammate at first, topped a little nubber that rolled gently toward Sox third baseman Bill Mueller, then unexpectedly bumped into the bag and hopped up over his glove: base hit.
These words were received like tasty nectar, when at a recent Sunday service I unexpectedly bumped into someone who works at a yoga studio I used to teach at, and she passed on the above anecdote to me.
She bumped into furniture.
Everybody bumped into everyone.
(The boy doesn't believe me).
I bumped into him at one point.
Just then, a woman bumped into Marc.
