Sentence examples for by a bumping from inspiring English sources

Her chance to win was hurt by a bumping with McCann that knocked both to the ground minutes before Chepchumba's breakaway.

The "social distancing" of ourselves is a given, if the avian flu goes pandemic, but to suggest that the "filthy practice of shaking hands" be replaced by a bumping of elbows is enough to curdle the hearts of all who are interested in etiquette and commonplace manners.

Backed by a bumping soundtrack courtesy of producer Basenji, the film ditches the shame of nudity and pain of childbirth stuff in favor of focusing on what the tale of Adam and Eve is at its core: a love story.

Their collective effort is an earnest attempt to revive the sound of early Hip Hop, a styled once termed "Boom Bap" by KRS-ONE for the classic old school rhythm comprised of a booming bass line, complimented by a bumping cymbal/snare sound.

And monthly sales of Ford's muscular F-series pickups fell by a third, bumping it five spots from its previous perch as America's best-selling vehicle, behind the Honda Civic, the Toyota Corolla, the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord.

Buoyed by a bump in polls, the California debate was her chance to shine and she seized it.

The working environment is represented by a Bump-surface entity, constantly updated by a parallel algorithm implemented on a graphical processing unit (GPU).

She was thrown off course by a bump shortly before the finish line, but retained her lead in the overall standings.

Strips is an acronym apparently coined by a bump-and-grind ecdysiast enthusiast at Treasury for "Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities".

Twitter reports by the RMT union had also claimed the obstruction had been caused by a tunnel collapse, however, the union later clarified that the incident had in fact been caused by a bump in the tunnel wall due to rain water.

Certainly, its problems are too deep to be solved by a bump in the sales of a single antibiotic.