Sentence examples for bumping on the from inspiring English sources

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.

But three countries worry him - France (still on the downstroke of the U, says Sorrell), Italy (bumping on the bottom) and Spain (on the upturn, but with unacceptably high levels of unemployment).

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, December 2 , 1972P. 187 In the Garden State Stakes Arellano, who rode Knightly Dawn, lodged an objection against Secretariat and Impecunious for crowding and bumping on the turn into the stretch.

The New Yorker, December 2 , 1972P. 187 In the Garden State Stakes Arellano, who rode Knightly Dawn, lodged an objection against Secretariat and Impecunious for crowding and bumping on the turn into the stretch.

My skeg gently bumped on the bigger rocks.

THE Venezuelans have trouble with things that go bump on the bottom.

"I got bumped on the left knee a little bit," Boller said.

"He gets bumped on the first turn, loses by a head to Unshaded, and that bump was the difference.

Even the camera ring bump on the rear is striking.