Sentence examples for long bump from inspiring English sources
The run had long bumped Everton, who went 206 league games without a goalless draw, down into second after almost 60 years as the record holders.
The shark, which was five metres (16ft) long, bumped into their submersible vessel 1,000 metres (3,280ft) down in the Gulf of Maine.
There are two golden rules: always cut strip lashes to size first, trimming them from the outside end in (a lash strip that's even a tiny bit too long will bump up against the bridge of your nose and peel off, probably before you've even left the house); the second is never to attempt to apply lashes when the glue is wet.
That's one long-term bump in the road.
"There's a significant long-term bump in sales that's harder to quantify," she said.
This put her in second place for the long program, bumping Kwan to third place.
A couple of ladies who apparently hadn't met for quite a long while bumped into each other in the elevator at Schrafft's.
By William Walden and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 12 , 1944P. 13 A couple of ladies who apparently hadn't met for quite a long while bumped into each other in the elevator at Schrafft's.
The New Yorker, August 12 , 1944P. 13 A couple of ladies who apparently hadn't met for quite a long while bumped into each other in the elevator at Schrafft's.
No long-lasting bump comes from this conference for $AAPL (I do hope I am wrong).
