Sentence examples for started to bum from inspiring English sources

Hill, who wrote "The Last Round-Up" started to bum around the country when he was 17, in 1916.

This prank was starting to "bum" me out.

The banal uniformity of each shop was starting to bum me out.

Might have to stop doing this column for a bit lads, tbqhwy, as it's really starting to bum me out.

Of course, the payoff to that paragraph is that I'm about to punch out a snappy 2,000 words on how I gave up drinking because it was starting to bum me out a bit.

This is when I started to get really bummed out.

Zucker wanted to explore what it meant to be a patriot when patriotism has started to get a bum wrap.

When you're starting to feel bummed, move on to the next straight guy.

But toward the end of a run, when people are starting to feel bummed out, the photos get better.

Bummed by the news, I started to pout.

An uncle found him a job as a graphic designer, but Munari fell in with the Futurists after meeting a member of the movement in a bookstore, and soon started to exhibit with them using the pseudonym "Bum".