Sentence examples for bumpy day from inspiring English sources
(An airsickness bag is recommended if it's a bumpy day).
The walkout, by 152 teachers, nurses, custodians and secretaries, led to a bumpy day in the four schools in Manville, a middle-class town of 11,000 in Somerset County.
Bailing on the state visit may have given Peña Nieto a bump in the polls (we'll know next week), but it was bad news for the peso, which saw a another decline after an exceptionally bumpy day.
That's one of the things learned by the three Magrath sisters of Hazlehurst, Miss., over the course of a bumpy day and night in Beth Henley's Pulitzer Prize-winning dramedy "Crimes of the Heart," now enjoying a brilliant revival by Everyman Theatre.
DETROIT — A bumpy day Wednesday for the Yankees began with the disclosure that Phil Hughes would miss at least another six to eight weeks, and it continued with Manager Joe Girardi finding himself in an awkward situation, confronted with questions about Derek Jeter's security atop the lineup.
The scale of the revolution in Republican thinking required to pass comprehensive immigration reform was laid bare in a bumpy first day of debate of a supposedly bipartisan bill in the Senate.
Despite a bumpy first day of trading, SoftBank Corp raised a total of 2.65 trillion yen (about $23.5 billion), making it Japan's largest ever IPO and placing it just behind Alibaba's record-setting $25 billion debut on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014 (SoftBank Group is one of Alibaba's largest shareholders).
His performance at Christie's was bumpy on Tuesday.
Scott Piercy has had a bumpy ride Friday morning, but he has settled back to four under through eight holes.
'Lumpy Bumpy Pumpkin' (Saturday) This poor fellow doesn't aspire to become anything as lofty as Cinderella's coach, but he does long to be the scariest jack-o'-lantern of the season.
A bumpy week Sunday Michael Gove's advisers face claims that they have used a Twitter feed, @toryeducation, to spread smears and personal attacks against critics, in contravention of the Civil Service Code.
