Sentence examples for takes a bump from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it takes a bump in the road to fully open your eyes.

He took a bump in the closing minutes of the Durban Test and was treated for a number of minutes.

"The same instincts that served him so well for a year and a half -- do no harm, go slow, resist -- have now taken a bump and turned it into a major crisis," one senior Republican legislative leader said.

Kobe Bryant had reason to be nervous as San Antonio's Brent Barry took a bump from Derek Fisher and heaved a 3-pointer, while 18,797 people gasped and the final seconds ticked away at the AT&T Center.

"I took a bump to the head and was pretty dazed, had to see the physio.

I know you want to see more of it, take a bump baby.

"He took a bump in training last week and it is just a bit puffy so we will assess that over the next 24 hours".

It also has the advantage of making the overall package at least give off the appearance of durability, thanks to the rubberized edges that seem like they can take a bump or drop or two.

Taking a bump (how wrestlers fall).

With cocaine, you're effectively buzzing off the chemical dopamine flooding your brain every time you take a bump.

During a rematch at Backlash Stratus suffered a legitimate dislocated shoulder after taking a bump to the outside of the ring.