Sentence examples for the bump that from inspiring English sources

We were kind of distracted by the bump that would later come to be known as Blue Ivy Carter.

But in the space race with the Soviet Union, NASA decided in 1964 to go with an old-fashioned parachute and accept the bump that came with the splash when the capsule hit the ocean.

And importantly, with the help of our new maternity mentors, we are learning how to deal with the "bump that dare not speak its name"; this is the awkward situation whereby no one knows quite what to say about a pregnancy, for fear of doing the wrong thing.

But there was nothing poetic about the bump that left North Melbourne's Shaun Higgins lying unconscious in the middle of Etihad Stadium less than 12 hours after he and his wife welcomed the arrival of their first child, Rosie Joan, earlier that morning.

Given this, investors might have missed the bump that came from this event.

If you're a regular Surface user, you're probably already pretty familiar with the bump that goes along with shifting from tablet mode to a desktop experience and back.

Authorities say they will smooth out the bumps that have accompanied the peninsula's switch to Russian rule.

Even the tiny quarks that make up protons, neutrons and other particles are too big to feel the bumps that may exist on the Planck scale.

It's a 10-point plan that, we think, will smooth over the bumps that happened last time," Mehri said, in reference to the Lions' failure to follow the original policy.

This has to do with the bumps that have emerged recently, which Mr Kerry and the Indian political leadership need to get past".

These hair projections are called papillae, which are specialized versions of the bumps that dot the tongues of humans and other mammals.