Sentence examples for that I bumped from inspiring English sources

They may see that I bumped him, but I didn't intentionally chest-bump him.

It was here that I bumped into my less fortunate colleagues, cursing their bosses for sending them out hunting for the elusive "Rushdie story".

It was there that I bumped into a good friend who told me he was enrolling at Harvard Business School that summer.

I made my Test debut in 1991 and it wasn't until 1998 that I bumped into the sports psychologist Steve Bull.

He was crossing the finish line around the same time that I bumped into a shattered, chafed, but determined Chris Galvin at the legendary Chateau Lafite Rothschild, roughly the halfway mark.

It was while I was making my last BBC TV series, The Code, that I bumped into a neuroscientist I knew.

But what I've learned living in London is that antisemitism isn't only the business of ignorant fanatics, but it also thrives among the well-educated, successful, cosmopolitan set that I bump into in the international community.

For every kid that I bump into who is wandering the media industry looking for an entrance that closed some time ago, I come across another who is a bundle of ideas, energy and technological mastery.

I know this because, quite apart from all the delegates telling me and throwing around words like 'buzz' and 'tingle' and 'excitement', there's also the fact that I bump into the official Labour party observer.

At L.A. City College on Friday morning, the day The Times ran the story of the construction disaster on that campus, I bumped into music teacher Wesley Abbott, and he wasn't surprised that his school had found its way into The Times stories.

Later that day I bumped into her in the elevator.