Sentence examples for of bumpy from inspiring English sources

"It is still kind of bumpy.

Despite plenty of bumpy moments, the combination has held together.

Keep driving, and you come upon fields of bumpy lava blanketed with moss.

Kaleidoscope, a balance of bumpy chord patterns and slamming percussion accents, was such a piece.

At points Morris dismantles his moves into comically crude elements - a ballerina's lift reduced to a series of bumpy hops.

"One Hand Forming" is a log pile of bumpy, sausagelike shapes, 77 in all, in fired terra cotta.

And we have all seen the effects of that bumpy ride of bust and boom, including the Great Depression and the severe economic inequality of our present time.

Here is a tour of some of the bumpier parts of the earnings topography, with Mr. Olstein as the guide.

These are kind of lumpy, bumpy, crunchy slabs of chocolate and other ingredients.

Now the Labour Party has had to defend itself over the alleged recent appearance of a row of uncomfortable, bumpy stones outside its central London headquarters.

"Panetta may have a bit of a bumpy confirmation" because of this, said a high-ranking aide, before adding that he expected him to get the post.