Sentence examples for bumping from from inspiring English sources
The artful spillover that turns "bumping" from intransitive to transitive helps to convey the headlong plunge of the riders in the darkness of night.
You are like hearinghip-hop for the first time — power hijacked from a lamppost — all promise.You couldn't sound better, break-dancer, my favorite song bumping from a passing car.
Because of the hexagonal structure, electrons moving through graphene do not act like the billiard balls of classic physics, bumping from atom to atom, but rather like massless waves obeying the laws of relativistic physics.
Yet Esther still sounds like any young woman bumping from work to parties to home "like a numb trolley-bus" while "all the little successes I'd totted up so happily at college fizzled to nothing …" We're watching someone start to tip, a moment Plath explored again and again.
Yes, it's bus bumping from Uber.
They go bumping from door-to-door, getting refused repeatedly, their emotional energy draining each month, their resilience eroding slowly but surely.
George and Judy King were bumped from a flight to the Bahamas.
He thought that being bumped from that particular tenure track was a bit unfair.
Most passengers bumped from flights are entitled to up to $800 in cash.
If she stays on, one of her underlings will be bumped from the ranks.
After getting bumped from NBC, "Friday Night Lights" ended its run, this summer, on DirecTV.
