Sentence examples for bumpy history from inspiring English sources

The band's name has become a not so subtle wink at a bumpy history.

The high-speed Loderway system he designed in the early 1990s encapsulates the bumpy history of rapid walkways.

Bruce Bennett, the cinema scholar, contributes an essay tracing the film's bumpy history, and the first disc includes a 42-minute documentary on the reconstruction in German.

The bust, like Mr. Quayle's time as vice president, had a bumpy history, and not one but two sculptors died during its creation.

Mark Latham, who took over only 13 months ago promising to revive the party's electoral fortunes, resigned abruptly on January 18th in circumstances that were odd even by the standards of Labor's recent bumpy history.

This caught Shell unawares, even though it had conducted extensive due diligence and had a keen understanding of the Nigerian operating climate thanks to its long and often bumpy history in the country.

If anything, he seems to consider his sometimes-bumpy history on the show as good preparation for a future Bachelor: "As a 34-year-old, having dated and having had relationships not work out, you learn about yourself.

The single "Gunga Din" sums up the contradictions, its passably buoyant chorus wedged between drearily skanking verses, like the fleeting flashes of glory peppering Pete Doherty and Carl Barât's bumpy shared histories.

More than sixty-five years later, Broadway — not generally known for adding nuance to adaptations — has restored the bumpy texture of history to the story, which eerily echoes in the streets of Paris today.

More than sixty-five years later, Broadway not generally known for adding nuance to adaptations has restored the bumpy texture of history to the story, which eerily echoes in the streets of Paris today.

But so goes the bumpy road to history.