Sentence examples for thought of bumping from inspiring English sources

Though your palms may sweat and your knees may shake at the thought of bumping into your ex, it's important to remember that they're just a person.

Forget indoor public pools - the smell of chlorine, the thought of verrucas and the danger of bumping into people you know (smalltalk is never easy in your bathers!).

QL The thought of Herr Pickles in lederhosen has almost unnerved me and one must concede that foreign holidays being the danger of bumping into George Osborne and one of his yacht-driving Russians.

But spare a thought for Bump in this brave new world.

Bosch gives it some serious thought here, which bumps up the tension.

Dreams and thoughts chest bumped in my mind, good sleep was over.

The very thought of it gives me goose bumps, and not in a good way.

Most of us don't put a whole lot of thought into TV bumps, those short spots that air to advertise a TV show.

"Stuck in speed-bump city, where the only thing that's pretty is the thought of getting out," he sang.

The sheer thought of doing any activity where my legs will rub against each other leaves a burning sensation and unsightly red bumps in its wake.

This happens because creativity is recombinatory — the product of novel ideas bumping into old thoughts and birthing something utterly new.