It's easy to bump into friends".
But when Amaro started gobbling up aces to join the homegrown Hamels — Cliff Lee, Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Lee again — Kendrick was always easy to bump from the rotation.
Once inside the grounds, it is easy to bump into prominent members of the upper crust that Mr. Chávez derides, like Peter Bottome, 72, one of the owners of RCTV, a television network critical of the president that was forced off the public airwaves in 2007.
The first song they chose is called Flexin, by Masters Of France, and it's quite easy to bump along to.
Originally he had favoured Ctrl+Alt+Esc, but he found it was too easy to bump the left side of the keyboard and reboot the computer accidentally so switched to Ctrl+Alt+Del because it was difficult to press with just one hand.
But after all, we now live in a world where it's very easy to bump into an overpriced global coffee chain and very difficult to find a local, out of the way business.
In aisles crowded with people and merchandise, it is all too easy to bump into a tense shopper who will start an argument with you just because they're frazzled, tired and overwhelmed by crowds and bright lights.
They're quick to clarify that they're not trying to replace the server — they're just trying to make the server's life easier, while bumping up the amount that restaurants pull in per table.
The former include large-type books and recorded books (available from the Library of Congress); talking clocks and calculators; boldface, Braille and talking watches; big button telephones; large-print cards and address books; easy needle threaders; bump dots to help with location (for example, on an oven dial, computer or telephone) and high-intensity lamps and lighting.
Be aware that it is easy to accidentally bump the caps lock while typing.
