Sentence examples for bumping on from inspiring English sources

We're just kind of bumping on all the birth stuff.

The slapstick – oars swinging round and bumping on heads, feet tripping on cats, and so on – is gauche and anachronistic.

The new immigrants were shown their first hives when they asked locals about the boxes bumping on the sides of their camels.

At that meeting, Earnhardt had listened as Nascar officials intoned the importance of respect, of not bumping on the turns or dipping below the yellow line to pass.

Several were killed; the HQ was destroyed by shelling; the tyres were shot out on their military jeeps, and only by bumping on the hubs could they flee to the beach at Gaza to radio for rescue.

That shelter, called the Charles H. Gay Building, is a lonesome place; constantly you hear the tires bumping on an approach ramp to the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge up above it.

My skeg gently bumped on the bigger rocks.

Even the camera ring bump on the rear is striking.

Pretend to accidentally bump on him and drop your things.

There are several ways to do bump on your hair.

Eventually they should only need to be bumped on their side near the girth.