Sentence examples for not bumping from inspiring English sources
Borrowing and asset prices soared, he notes, but by most key measures capacity utilisation, unemployment, and inflation the economy was not bumping up against its potential.
"He wasn't happy about the big men not bumping," Scott said, referring to a play the Nets had been able to defend until late in the game.
Instead, shoulder bags are worn not bumping against your hip but slung over one shoulder, like one strap of a rucksack.
At that meeting, Earnhardt had listened as Nascar officials intoned the importance of respect, of not bumping on the turns or dipping below the yellow line to pass.
Rarely does a walk around Lord's Cricket Ground result in you not bumping into a high profile or influential figure in the game, and last Monday was no exception.
At least we can be certain of not bumping into Miseree, who writes, "Just a few hundred metres away, I found lodging at an authentic 17th-century shepherd's cottage.
As it happened, Eriksson did not bump into any photographers.
Why not bump up all state pensions, regardless whether the beneficiaries are rich or poor?
You bump into people that you'd probably otherwise not bump into.
Jackson's forte is not bump and grind or dazzling philosophical smut.
