Sentence examples for feel a bump from inspiring English sources

"You can drive them over the most extreme terrain and not feel a bump".

"They go forward, they feel a bump.

"I feel a bump to my shoulder as a large black lab passes me, on his way to Bagels where then he grabs the other end of the stick, still in Bagels' mouth and swims with stick and my dog in tow all the way back to shore (sic)," Markovitch said in a Facebook post.

When you run your finger over a horizontal surface and feel a bump, what processes lead to the perception of the bump?

Turbulence occurs when a plane flies through an area of low pressure to high pressure, which will make you feel a "bump" in the ride.

In the cockpit, the captain, Rafi Marek, 46, felt a bump.

Then I felt a bump from the yellow cab behind me.

She told him later that "she felt a bump as the train ran over the man," he said.

Although he felt a bump, Mr. Clement said it did not feel like anything extraordinary in a truck that regularly rocks and bounces along city streets.

At that very moment, there was a piercing yell from the next room: Laurie had touched the side of his head, and felt a bump.

The first he knew of Gehlau's position was after he felt a "bump" and looked in his mirror to see her head sticking out, he said.