Sentence examples similar to largely bump from inspiring English sources
It summed up an evening of wrong turnings for Scotland as England enjoyed a largely bump-free ride.
If this continues as unemployment falls it would mean a return to pre-crash normality, with sustained wage inflation eventually triggering central-bank interest-rate hikes.There is, though, another possibility; that the recent hints of a wages bump are largely an artefact of unexpectedly low inflation, and that the underlying wage stagnation continues.
The United States team will be young — only 7 of the 34 players at this camp, average age 26.2 years, were alive for the Miracle on Ice in 1980 — largely unknown, and unlikely to bump Canada, Russia or Sweden off the medal platform.
Like the iPhone XS, the device largely relies on software features to bump up existing hardware.
If Madrid planned to bump Barcelona off the covers, they failed: even Marca and AS, catering to a largely Madridista readership and unashamedly biased, refused to ignore Barcelona.
There they go -- bump, bump, bump".
I have to bump and get bumped.
