Sentence examples for good bump from inspiring English sources

That was a good bump.

"Every time you get crunched," he said, using slang for being covered on TechCrunch, "there's a good bump in traffic".

In addition, it was concluded that the test vehicles of copper chip with the selected Ti/Cu/Ni UBMs showed good bump strength in both the Sn Ag and Sn Pb systems as the IMC grows.

Sales at the Mercury division are up 16% through the first four months of the year, and I think Lincoln-Mercury sales will get a good bump next year.

They should get a good bump in initial sales from the 300,000 installed base of free users, some of whom will be happy to pay for the additional services.

This story hearkens back to a time when it was okay to scare kids a little bit, when a good bump or fright went a long way, and stories for children didn't have to be told in bright, primary colors.

"In the short term, it is the tenant's time to benefit, but the leases all have good bumps built in," he said, with annual increases written into one of the leases and the others featuring staggered rises.

The rehabs you want are still the ones that are basically like the 4AM moment when you do a load of good bumps and put Definitely Maybe on the stereo, and suddenly the things you did when you were 14 come back to dance before your eyes, wet with meaning.

But on the whole, he added, as Americans returned to luxury stores like Saks and Neiman Marcus the higher-priced goods bumped up the comparisons with last year.

Good sentences bump against bad ones and come away unbruised.

"One good road bump, and the seat of your car looks like a salad bar".