Sentence examples for bumping into the from inspiring English sources
"I'm sick of bumping into the Vodka Red Bull crowd".
The door literally opened into the kitchen, bumping into the refrigerator.
"How exciting," you lie, on bumping into the perpetrators post-dog walk.
The other resident kept bumping into the nurses as he paced alongside the patient.
Their movement is caused by the thermal motion of water molecules bumping into the particles.
"Birds were bumping into the buildings and dropping dead on the plaza".
Campbell records bumping into the Conservative MP Nicholas Soames, "raging about hunting.
"And he couldn't stop himself by bumping into the furniture," Dr. Ahlgren said.
It's a thrusting reactionary fable that ends up bumping into the rear of the avant-garde.
In a ring of Gyges scenario, I wouldn't need to see to be able to avoid bumping into the podium.
When Wright scored the winning run, he slid awkwardly across home plate, bumping into the umpire Marty Foster.
