Sentence examples for surprise bump from inspiring English sources

RIM got a surprise bump this time around, with the highest growth besides Apple between September and October, rising 1.29percentt on the back of increased PlayBook browsing.

They also traverse a city landscape full of danger and surprise, bumping into unsympathetic middle-class types, nightclub dancers, gangsters and a family of Latin American immigrants.

Carrick wrote:  "Nice surprise bumping into Ian Brown on a morning stroll".

Tom Taylor, a longtime journalist who writes a daily newsletter about the radio industry, said Nielsen's customers would be pleased to see the sample size increase to minimize surprise bumps.

So it was big surprise to bump into an old friend at Macy's recently.

But when they harvested their soybeans, they got a rude surprise: the bump was only half as large.

Arboretum visitors who are admiring the azaleas or studying the herbs might be surprised to bump into the 20 beehives placed in a wood near the park entrance.

The other day, he was surprised to bump into basketball star Kobe Bryant in a US team gym.

Don't be surprised to bump into folks such as Travis Rice and Leanne Pelosi here as this tends to be a playground of sorts for pros to ride without the crowds.

Don't be surprised to bump elbows with 50 year-old lawyers shuffling alongside 20 year-old club rats, unidentifiable dudes in full horsehead masks, and that middle-aged foreign couple who are overly choreographed on the dancefloor (and you could have sworn they were just at The Guvernment).

The tourist office has a great Mozart Walk available for download – though do not be surprised if you bump into him along the street; someone dressed in his likeness can be found on nearly every major boulevard, selling tickets to tourist-oriented concerts held in palaces and ballrooms throughout the city.