Sentence examples for bumping onto from inspiring English sources

But as the truck leaves the road, bumping onto a rougher track, it seems to cross an invisible line into the wild woods.

before it bumped onto the surface.

The Twin Otter's skis bumped onto the ice.

So every time we fixed two, three would bump onto the list".

AT 10 O'CLOCK, Bengis-Palei bumped onto a muddy driveway, stopping at a low white shed beside a house not much larger than a two-car garage.

That flight was cancelled due to fog, as was the 13:45 flight that I was bumped onto.

Deprived of the flak jacket of UK nationality, he'd suddenly found himself bumped onto the upper end of the Disposition Matrix.

However, he bumped onto the work of Timothy Lewis in the British Museum Library on the finding of a microscopic nematode worm, Filaria sanguinis hominis (Filaria nocturna, Wuchereris bancrofti), in the chylous urine and blood of an Indian patient suffering from chyluria.

Do not keep your legs too far apart because if you do your head is going to bump onto the floor and your legs should only be a little bit bigger than your shoulder width apart.

The functionality is lame, the notifications don't work, and — most annoying of all — most of the actions within the app require being bumped out onto the mobile site anyway.

He's landed it 40 or 50 yards before the green, bumping it onto the playing surface and leaving himself with a pin-high eagle opportunity from 20 feet.