Sentence examples for was constantly bumping from inspiring English sources

I was able to appreciate the "beauty of the surroundings" — as the brochure had said — even the trees that I was constantly bumping against.

I was constantly bumped into, but there was not even a hint of discomfort or rudeness from the throng because, after all, I was there to watch the Super Bowl of the goddamned world.

Moving through Cairo, I am constantly bumping into demonstrations outside Arab embassies in support of protesters.

Since the late 19th century, liberals were constantly bumping up against, working with and fighting American socialists.

This antic jazz insanity sounds like the musicians are playing inside a funhouse and are constantly bumping into mirrors.

But with sight in only one eye, she said, "I'm constantly bumping into people, spilling things".

In the context of these two results, it seems that young solar systems resemble cosmic snooker tables, in which the balls are constantly bumping into each other.

And this is how the human imagination works – however freely an author feels their mind roaming, it's constantly bumping up against the limits of their imagination.

By Wendell Steavenson April 27, 2011 Moving through Cairo, I am constantly bumping into demonstrations outside Arab embassies in support of protesters.

Protons are made of fundamental particles called 'quarks' and 'gluons' which are constantly bumping together creating a pressure inside the proton that other particles can feel when they collide with protons.

"Here you're constantly bumping into people you know, and it's natural to drink a spritz while you chat," explained Giuseppe Zanon, one of the owners of the Al Mercà bar just off the Rialto Bridge.