Sentence examples for face bump from inspiring English sources

Be sure to learn how to face bump or else you might get brain damage.

Every campaign will face bumps in the road; it's a matter of how do you overcome them.

China's transition, on the other hand, may face bumps.

He wasn't an in-your-face bumping guy, but he was going to be where he needed to be when he needed to be there.

Fierravanti-Wells agrees, noting that Australian society has faced bumps in the road before, but has always been able to draw on its reserves to get through.

Even the best law faces bumps along the way, and that's certainly been the case for California's climate change effort.

Milana calls the growth on her face a bump.

They're going to stay in your face and bump you.

Or maybe you want their face to bump with your face – it's not quite clear at this point. .

Show your face around, bump into them just so you get a few brief seconds to say something.

"You have to pay attention to the contours of your face: the bumps, the lumps, the way the hair grows.