Sentence examples for bumping each other from inspiring English sources
The kitchen was an absolute nightmare of cupboards and doors bumping each other and no real working room for cooking.
Being a former jockey, I know that saving ground means a lot, it was a five-horse spread and they were bumping each other.
Redfeather Trek 25 $149, www.redfeather.com. he narrow V-tail shape of these snowshoes keeps them from bumping each other mid-stride.
Exhibit A: Ostler's Standard column of 9 January, in which she described typical Russian behaviour as: "Eating stodge, drinking vodka, shouting, [and] bumping each other off".
Although Wallace took a gamble on his last pit stop by taking only two fresh tires instead of four, he and Burton, bumping each other all the way, caught Mayfield.
For the foreseeable future, the awe of money and fear of power are likely to continue trumping sexual squeamishness, especially when a lot of paying customers are more curious about cowboys bumping each other, than about oilmen bumping other people off.
France understood that without standardized rules and cooperation, they would bump each other out of business.
But now we have two men, of determined ambition and imposing stature, trying to bump each other off.
Knegt and Sin bumped each other a bit, and then it was a three-stride dash to the line.
