Sentence examples for bumped like from inspiring English sources

Passengers who are involuntarily bumped, like Mrs. Sumlin, and rebooked on another flight within two hours after their original domestic flight time (or within four hours for international flights) are entitled to $400 in cash — double the compensation offered two years ago, according to Department of Transportation regulations.

There are lots of ways that travelers can reduce their odds of being bumped – like becoming a frequent flyer with "status" on the airline, or flying at off peak times.

Raised voices bump like bats at the windows, but I can't hear anything specific.

Did you get a "Trump bump" like the rest of us?

I took a spiteful pleasure in watching her, at my remove, bump like a pinball from one unsuccessful romance to another.

Or slant rhymes, echoes and approximations rather than the ding-ding-ding of perfect rhymes, which in the wrong hands can make a poem clank and bump like a pinball machine.

1998 I had this nose made for Walter Van Beirendonck's party, where he asked guests to wear "bumps" like mine.

I looked at the crest and thought I could see, a mile or so away, four bump-like shapes that had not been there before.

Due to the bump-like Si nanostructures, the total aspect ratio of the Si nanostructures was increased [4, 5].

In contrast, a bump-like surface structure emerged and led to rough surfaces at grazing incidences, in agreement with the experiments.

While for "bump-like" nanostructures the average residual reflection could be minimized with increasing thickness of the protective layers, the reflectance curves of "sponge-like" samples were simply shifted to longer wavelengths.