Sentence examples for do not bump from inspiring English sources

The French turbo trains, contrary to ours, are comfortable, run smoothly, do not bump & jerk, and never catch on fire.

But if the density of molecules is low, they do not bump into other molecules and so cannot dissipate this extra energy.

The problem is that a pinch of chemicals in watery solution do not bump into one another often enough to create the more complicated molecules of life.

But while the proposal would mean greater savings opportunities for nearly everyone, critics said it would not substantially help the bulk of Americans who earn less than $100,000 a year because they generally do not bump up against the current limits on contributions to tax-deferred and tax-free accounts.

Those commonplace specs alone do not bump this notebook up in our book, but the integrated 3g modem and Toshiba's Sleep and Charge does.

Because the atoms in a Bose condensate all occupy exactly the same energy level, they can be thought of as marching in lockstep, which means they do not bump into one another--the source of viscosity.

"Don't bump!" comes the reply.

And don't bump into each other.

"Learn the lines and don't bump into the furniture".

"Test flights don't bump into things," he said.

But dark matter particles don't "bump and rub", by definition!