Sentence examples for bumpy ones from inspiring English sources
Ms. Couric's five years as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" were bumpy ones; she is most likely headed for daytime work on ABC.
I know a 3-year-old who prefers the "smooth" parts of "Sesame Street" to the "bumpy" ones, meaning she likes the reduced, graphic world of the animations.
The last few years have been bumpy ones for Paramore, the great Tennessee emo-rock band that stormed Top 40 radio in 2008 with "Misery Business".
By cycling on a large smooth road rather than a narrow, bumpy one, or on a road with a gentle downhill slope, the bicycle's speed can increase significantly for a given degree of muscular effort.
But that transformation, if it succeeds at all in a country where voters pride themselves on their refusal to put extremists into Parliament, promises to be a bumpy one.
But the transition has been a bumpy one.
The digital road has been a bumpy one for photographers.
O'Donoghue's time at the Cardinals was a bumpy one.
Those streets might, indeed, be bumpy; one shouldn't get off of them, though.
The result is a bracing, erudite ride, but also a bumpy one.
The ride is a bumpy one, the roads sometimes parallel, sometimes divergent, sometimes overgrown with weeds.
