Sentence examples for bumping sick from inspiring English sources

We watched the grinning meat tube as he boogied in grocery stores and toilet bowls and, fearlessly, at 35,000 feet, headphones bumping sick tunes and eyebrows perpetually raised to showcase his carefree, I'm-a-hot-dog-and-I'm-really-feeling-myself attitude.

"I'm sick of bumping into the Vodka Red Bull crowd".

"Indeed, in the information age it is easy to take the cynic's view: the salaryman, sick of bumping rails at his city beachbreak who pulls out his credit card and books himself into packaged tropical boat-trip perfection; the guy at your local beach reminding you it's not as good as it used to be.

Drunks bumping into you and being sick down your leg.

Here are the trend movies that failed to trend... Trend: breakdancing In 1984, you couldn't even bust a sick move without bumping into someone watching a film about breakdancing.

Now we're all grown up, the fusty rugger buggers are a distant memory, but I still dread bumping into one of those super-safe-sick festiwankers who is so scared of his coke dealer he calls him bruv.

Aren't you sick of going to these things and bumping into your parents' friends?

Surely this sick mind would be the one behind the lethal animal rights groups who were bumping off all and sundry with fruit and pins and oxygen masks?

Harvests went bumping along.

"This guy is really sick!" The company bumped its offer to $305,000.

A sick or confused bat may accidentally bump into your head.