Sentence examples for will be bummed from inspiring English sources
People with the new iMacs will be bummed and the huge majority of gamers, those that have Playstation 2s, will probably not get a taste of the action, at least until the next wave of consoles comes out.
This will stop extra information that might get out and if by a one in a million chance that it gets to the person you are trying to surprise and by a one in a billion chance he/she loves the idea and you decide NOT to do that, when you surprise the person, the person will be bummed that, that part of the party did not work out so be careful.
If people are like, 'Oh, she ruined the show,' I'll be bummed out, but that's giving me too much power".
– David Dominguez On the day before Christmas I will be at the children's hospital where I work and I'll be bummed.
Nothing new on the Star Wars pack we told you about a few weeks ago, but if you've been waiting for this like me then you'll be bummed to know it doesn't ship until October 23.
And then you actually introduce yourself and get into enough of a conversation that you feel like you're getting comfortable comfortable enough that they tell you they'll be bummed to not see you around anymore since they're taking a job at one of the company's satellite offices three time zones away.
Don't be bummed or the person will know you like them.
As always, though, I will feel bad about being bummed because it's so much worse for the people I'm at work for.
If you will be really bummed if a couple of best friends can't make it; plan a date with them in advance.
His faithful board still slung across his back like a guitar, he gazed up at one of the border guards, ensconced in a tower behind a machine gun and miles of barbed wire, and yelled out, "Man, you are bummed, because you will never know what true surfing really is!" That ringing indictment of totalitarianism — reported in a 1980s issue of Surfer magazine — turns out to be wrong.
