Sentence examples for to avoid bumping from inspiring English sources

Still, she may want to avoid bumping into Indians around the hall.

Browder's reluctance to avoid bumping into anyone with Kremlin connections is understandable.

In a ring of Gyges scenario, I wouldn't need to see to be able to avoid bumping into the podium.

For instance, the ability to avoid bumping into something comes from small anti-collision sensors used in Mercedes-Benz cars.

It is very handy when he is out late at night solving mysteries and wants to avoid bumping into enemies.

And when I tried to turn the Whitehall in time to avoid bumping into one of the Boathouse's small sailboats, my effort was too little too late.

The female argonaut can also counteract the considerable weight of its eggs, which it releases into its shell during the reproductive period, to carefully avoid bumping them on the sea floor.

In a year in which all the mayoral candidates have been looking for ways to cut costs and avoid bumping against the stringent spending ceilings imposed by the city campaign finance law, economizing on campaign space is proving to be a particularly fruitful way to go.

After being named chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers in 2011, he said he received a helpful tip from one of his predecessors in that job: Edward Lazear, who advised him to stay in his own "lane" and avoid bumping up against national security or foreign affairs officials.

If you have to run, keep your head low and avoid bumping into people.

First, avoid bumping into others (while staying comfortably close).