Sentence examples for he bums from inspiring English sources

Greg Newman said the car seemed to run better on high-octane racing gasoline, so he bums some from Ryan's team every once in a while.

He bums a Dunhill and proposes a diving lesson, suggesting last week's client, a visiting member of the Navy Seals, as a reference.

He bums around a seedy Hong Kong nightscape toting a gun, wearing dark sunglasses, a white t-shirt with a black blazer, and a silver tough-guy chain.

As a young man, he bummed around the Pyrenees.

Leter he left for Canada, where he bummed around before arriving in this country.

Jarvis Cocker had epitomised the era's swagger when he bum-rushed Michael Jackson's 1996 Brits performance.

With money from the sale of his shop, he bummed around the United States and Europe.

Shaw later claimed that he escaped from the ranch by walking 110 miles to a private landing strip where he bummed a flight to L.A.

For the next decade, he bummed his way across America, eventually washing up in Los Angeles once again; he boozed, whored, fought, spent time on factory floors and in jails.

A chance screen test took him to Hollywood; there, according to his own stories, he bummed around in much the same fashion.

After graduating from high school, in 1970, he bummed around Canada and Europe for a couple of years, and eventually moved to Seattle without a green card.