Sentence examples for bumped through the from inspiring English sources
Justin fell face first and bumped through the cool grass — a laughing tenderfoot pulled along by his dad.
As Premier Ladgham's dove gray Mercedes limousine bumped through the local ref ugee camp, it was mobbed by Palestinian women.
Susso had memorized the way Dampha Kunda looked from eight feet off the ground, as he bumped through the rice fields atop a big red tractor.
When we met last May in Milan, she was towing a veritable footlocker that bumped through the hotel lobby on little plastic wheels.
The only concession to the government's ban was an unusual vagueness about where exactly this year's event would take place: your correspondent bumped through the bush for hours asking directions of passing nomads before arriving just before sunset.
As he bumped through the night, driving between rallies held in courtyards and in small village squares, Mr. Khan pointed to a school that was bombed by the Taliban last year.
This heat is caused by the resistance of electrons as they bump through the wires, and it's energy that we can't get back.
For the three women in the wagon, weeks spent bumping through the desert are a holiday compared with what they endured in Nebraska.
Soon we pull in at a rutted dirt road, and as we bump through the dust we brace for the worst.
At night, buses from Alexandria and Cairo bump through the dusty streets, carrying migrants on their way to a nearby beach, where they are hustled onto waiting boats.
The Tripoli coastguard, trained in rescue operations by the EU, is happy to take journalists on board an inflatable craft, slapping and bumping through the waves on the lookout for stranded migrants.
