Sentence examples for point of bumping from inspiring English sources

Make a point of bumping into him and saying something like, "Ah, I seem to have a Doppelganger!" and then bow and say "After you, sir!

Are you constantly staring at the ground to avoid stepping on cracks to the point of bumping into people on the street?

People, it seems, are becoming fungible, and, as in a game of pinball, you score points by bumping up against as many of them as possible.

Though Logano is not a teammate, the point helped bump Jeff Gordon out of a playoff slot, aiding Truex.

Same goes for point-of-contact apps like Bump and Square that are designed to work while you're out in the wild (and not sprawled on the couch).

Going through the space station was done just the way that I've seen people do it…it really points out the degree of confusion and bumping into people, and when the tether gets caught, you're going to be pulled".

But what's the point of these little raised bumps all over our skin?

But for a select minority, being drenched, frozen, starved and bumped is the point of the whole thing.Such adventure holidays come in lots of different shapes and sizes.

At one point, five of us were bumping shoulders, squeezing our triangles into an increasingly small-seeming mold, lifting them out again to re-trim, our fingers becoming more balloonlike the closer we got to finishing.

The arrivals are obsessively chronicled; the "bump" a point of pride, the ultimate accessory for someone who clearly has it all.

The whole point of manners is to prevent bumps in the road — or to smooth them over, if they can't be avoided.