Sentence examples for bumping through from inspiring English sources

Bumping through an abandoned village, we were desperately flagged down by an appalled Danish peacekeeper.

My friend sliced ahead on Alpine gear, bumping through moguls and fading from sight.

I shot out the other side soaked but upright, the craft bumping through like a tank.

For the three women in the wagon, weeks spent bumping through the desert are a holiday compared with what they endured in Nebraska.

Bumping through that narrative, David Cameron has done spectacularly badly in the case of his chief whip, Andrew Mitchell, "fucking plebs" and the police.

Within seconds I was bumping through a rising thermal and careering out the other side, then after just a few shaky minutes I was approaching the landing zone and accelerating towards the dusty, sun-scorched earth at an alarming rate.

He wanted to run and bump through a physical workout.

Under White's lead, Earth, Wind & Fire swung in jazz, grooved in funk, and bumped through soul.

Justin fell face first and bumped through the cool grass — a laughing tenderfoot pulled along by his dad.

The group swung in jazz, cha-cha'd in salsa, grooved in funk, and bumped through soul.

On the Cross Island Parkway in Queens and the Belt Parkway near Kennedy Airport, drivers splashed through lakelike puddles and bumped through blowout-inducing potholes they could not see.