Sentence examples for over the bum from inspiring English sources

The tune over the bum bum-bum tish drums on Wetsuit is implausibly catchy, the turn of phrase on If You Wanna – "That's what all the friends I do not like as much as you say" – is neatly done, Blow It Up's melodic cocktail, equal parts Pixies' Velouria and the Beatles' I Should Have Known Better, is peculiar, but it works".

Ben Ratliff of The New York Times said that the album is an improvement over "the bummed-out original" with "patience and breadth and almost zero pretension".

Obviously you're going to need some lights, some solution, and a few friends who will come over and bum weed all the time, but that's par for the course.

David Kennedy of Stanford University theorized in a postelection Op-Ed in The Times that we're reliving the late 19th-century Gilded Age, when all the presidents proved to be hapless, Congress switched back and forth madly as voters threw the bums out over and over again, and the country experienced a raft of critical problems and impending crises, combined with "abject political paralysis".

Over at Louis Vuitton, also designed by Jacobs, the bum bag had taken a luxe turn.

You need an hour walking around it to absorb all the subtleties: tightly-pinched shoulder line running from front wheel arch to tail lamps stretching out the passenger cell, ever-so-slightly concave sides, pumped out wheel arches, deep creases in the bonnet, the short front overhang, the pert bum that stretches over the rear wheels.

And the bum comes out.

"Yeah, baby," the bum said.

"Where are you from?" the bum asked.

The bum luck of the stormy skies.

The Bum Hop.