Sentence examples for randomly bumped into from inspiring English sources

Having lost touch completely for five years, they randomly bumped into each other in October 2000, on Broadway in Morningside Heights.

"I find myself randomly bumped into leadership positions.

I randomly bumped into Louis-Dreyfus's husband in a hotel elevator on Friday, something I'll be sure to bring up when I interview her next week.

It was filled with pictures of burned down, broken into and generally neglected cars, which the owner of the profile seems to have randomly bumped into while going about his/ her daily life.

"In contaminated water, nanoscavengers float around, randomly bumping into bacteria and killing them or attaching themselves to molecular pollutants," said Shan Wang, the study's senior author and a professor of materials science and engineering and of electrical engineering.

I had no direct dealings with Batmanghelidjh, other than randomly bumping into her in a shop one weekend and, upon telling her I was a mentor, receiving a huge hug.

Clumping occurs because atmospheric water molecules randomly bump into salt crystals and stick to the ions on their surface; the salt does not attract atmospheric water because of an electric charge.

Some of my favorite moments have been when I randomly bump into friends at airports.

And new business ideas get better when smart people from different disciplines randomly bump into each other in the same building to discuss and refine those ideas.

There should be an easier way to get access to local deals from within the app rather than having to rely on randomly bumping into it when you're checking-in to a venue.

While this is a cool idea, and could work well for ubiquitous iPods, it gets an "eh" here because you're unlikely to randomly bump into other people who have Zunes, and unless Microsoft actually gives away music, you're even more unlikely to find people who are willing to purchase tracks from its latest music store.