Usar "bumping" en una oración

1. I don’t see life as bumping into familiar souls every day

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2. ’ Deris said enthusiastically, ‘Fancy bumping into you here on the beach, Lintze

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3. It was whilst wandering around ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES in the hope of bumping into Michalis at the check-in that something heavy landed on my foot

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4. She tried to sidestep to keep from bumping into him but she lost her balance, James quickly reached out and steadied her by holding on to her arm

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5. The walk last night was good for me … it was nice bumping into Anna up there as well

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6. Graham had to juggle being a taxi for the kids with running the house, poor sod, while his wife recovered … and of course, bumping into Dave yesterday … the service at the Abbey and everything … it’s given me a bit more of an insight into the man

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7. It was lit by a single big candle under the teapot in the main room giving just enough light to keep her from bumping into things

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8. She walked to the door almost bumping her mother, hoping she would pass

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9. I had an idea of who it was in front of me just by bumping his

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10. just seemed to be always bumping into each other

11. once more, and moved slowly, always in danger of bumping into

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12. With that, the angry and intoxicated Nord left the counter, hiccupping and bumping into things as he exited the tavern

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13. Everyone stays on the main sledding hill and there is no racing, no bumping of sleds, and no risk taking

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14. “I will Marshal Clay and thank you for your help,” Martin said as he turned clumsily, bumping into the oak table in her office

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15. Surprised by his sudden approach, Aspen took a hasty step back, bumping into the wall behind her

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16. But he seemed to enjoy every minute of it, slipping and sliding on the slops on the floor and licking the beer of his arms and throwing himself around in a wild frenzy, while his friends, friends!, clapped and jeered and sang and shouted and danced, danced!, bumping and pulling and shoving until all ended in a drunken heap on the floor

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17. Better yet, folks jostled for the chance to order her kittens, booking litters for the next year and bumping up her asking price

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18. I couldn’t tell if it was the aftereffects of the chemical that zonked me, or the bumping my head had

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19. The final contracts needed to be signed and cargo delivered to the ship’s dock, where it could loaded and secured for the bumping and rolling that typically accompanied a sea voyage

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20. It assaulted her eyes, and she stepped back, bumping into the wall

21. In the silence that descended, Amaranthe heard the breeze bumping the buoys hanging on the outside walls

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22. “I’ll get it for you,” he said and he raced out, bumping into the coat rack and excusing himself

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23. Darkburst swam with strong strokes, his back bumping along the roof of the tunnel, guiding him through the darkness

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24. “What is it, Helen?” Kate was behind her sister and, as Helen turned, she had to stop to avoid bumping into her

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25. Soon we were swaying and bumping over the grass, and then we settled into flight

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26. As he shot across the road, Simon cut off several blameless drivers and careered along a grassy bank bumping the side of the vehicle along the edge of a speed barrier

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27. He was always bumping the bass and Bboy jams from his car; loud and proud

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28. He seemed to revive with the jostling and bumping

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29. Christina walks out, bumping me with her shoulder as she leaves

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30. bumping and rocking back and forth as the Jeep driver thought he

31. The jock looked at me, tugging at me with a simple gesture but it was enough to pull me across to him, our torsos bumping into one another as he grabbed me around the waist

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32. Turning for the door, he clears his throat and walks out, bumping into Sean just outside the door

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33. “You can’t hold me too close while we’re dancing though, or my toes will be bumping you!”

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34. By the way, the barge isn’t making that bumping sound

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35. Caths fell on the floor, bumping her head on the edge of a table

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36. I kept bumping into things

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37. He nodded at Kerim, grabbed a bottle of beer from the counter, bumping into her slightly as he walked by her out of the room

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38. below deck to look there, and the rest of us bumping into each

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39. Over the last days he had personally killed five men at close quarters in his fight for survival, the last he had strangled after bumping into him in the pitch black of night

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40. tract infection, each time bumping up the nursing home collections from

41. In short, you're bumping along just above the absolute bottom

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42. However, if I’m to present an all-inclusive and meaningful philosophy of life, then I can’t in all honesty avoid bumping elbows and rubbing shoulders with the big boys

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43. She wanted to cut the gum out of the zebra’s mane, too, but we decided that would be too risky with the truck bumping around

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44. We rode in silence for a few miles, bumping around on the feed sacks

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45. We began bumping into each other in the hallway as I was going out; as I was coming in; as I was going up; as I was going down… and always Heather was ready with a cheery word and an invitation to chat

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46. “I get it but you don’t…”Xavier speech was interrupted by a loud kid yelling and screaming playing with a bag of candy bumping into the lady that was sitting next to him on the train’s bench

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47. "What's up, doggie?" Xavier said giving his boy a dap and bumping shoulders

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48. She was bumping the trident with her crotch now, oozing sex, eyes glowing bright red

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49. “Hello stranger! Fancy bumping into you here,” said Gary

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50. He was constantly bumping into the same faces, particularly female ones that he had either danced with before or dated

51. until he got to the part about bumping into the exotic lady and how he had

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52. Even times when he would miss bumping into old friends of his that were so

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53. Thomas recoiled dropping the plate, and bumping the table with his back turned over the cage with rats

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54. Though he went scot-free after bumping several heads in Bombay, the assignment that brought him to Delhi led him to the Tihar

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55. We dropped to the floor and clung to the sides of the truck for dear life, equipment bumping and bouncing around us

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56. occasionally bumping down the odd ditch

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57. They could feel the bumping and thumping of the loading process through the ship’s frame

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58. After much bumping and thumping, a small flight helmet rolled out on to the floor

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59. When the bumping and thumping finally stopped, a disheveled Wendy emerged victorious

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60. location with no chance of the appointee bumping into the folks who hired

61. Almost immediately the remaining members of her party collected their coats and belongings and seemed to have a problem passing Siri’s table without bumping into it with the occasional barely audible murmur of, ‘Bastard!’

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62. The other two Zombies were busy bumping into each other

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63. Inevitably, the constant lurching and bumping eventually caused May Ling to begin labour and, no mater how carefully Siri drove to avoid the humps and potholes, she suffered miserably during the entire journey

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64. She skidded slightly, bumping into Rani

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65. The crowd respectfully made a path for him to walk without bumping into anyone, but they still kept as close as they could to the Rakai

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66. Surprised, he stepped back, bumping into Donald, causing the man to grunt

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67. the highway, and I tune out the trucks bumping over the road

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68. door and landed with a run into the hal , nearly bumping into

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69. “At least, you don’t have to worry about bumping into the dragon lady

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70. with Jo falling backwards and bumping her head on the

71. The developer makes money by bumping the cost of both goods and labor in his business

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72. Frustrated, and without success, he made for the door, bumping into his father in the hallway

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73. The engine was gunned expertly forward and reverse to keep the craft hard in, but not bumping the staging

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74. Nancy woke up abruptly in her dark cabin, nearly bumping her head on the top bunk above her when she sat up: a mental jolt of sheer terror from close by had just hit her brain

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75. handbag swinging and bumping against her back

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76. ’ He stood up, bumping Kay’s chin with his back

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77. The car throttled past and angled in, bumping the curb

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78. Probably a million people lived in that region and statistically, there was no reasonable prospect of bumping into him, but she had to try

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79. The plane was standing on its nose, in shallow water, bumping and dragging the seabed, as it bobbed with the waves

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80. He was bumping into every tree and kept apologising to each tree

81. your goals without bumping your head on some corporate glass

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82. might be the one thing that keeps her bumping along within the rut of

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83. He hit the floor with a loud thud, bumping a stool and forcing it into another desk as he went down

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84. At the junction the train slowed slightly and they could feel the bumping of the

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85. With the fired brandy splashing this way and that, and bumping, and lighting each other on fire

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86. sounding a horn and bumping into parked vehicles while it

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87. Only the hose bumping him in the shoulder when he turned still reminded him of the extraneous equipment

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88. Now understanding that they were in grave danger, Denise started driving like a maniac, her jeep bumping over debris lying on the pavement

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89. brightest way of burning off nervous energy, because he kept bumping into the walls in the

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90. you could anticipate bumping into all, or at least some, of the following suspects

91. where they were going they were inevitably bumping into one another and into others on the

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92. Evil is ignorance bumping its head in the dark to rob people mercilessly

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93. “Who the hell invited Gareth Halbrook?” James demanded, holding on tight against the bumping, speeding car

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94. She backed up, bumping into the wall as she took in the massive shoulders

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95. Edward staggered backward, his heel bumping against the bottom step

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96. use, bumping into each other and into the walls of the tunnel

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97. I bounced down the stairs and moved quickly through the apartment foyer, hoping to avoid bumping into Mrs Gold on my way out

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98. “But I have to confess that his getting to keep the points from the Darth Vader shot was stretching it, for that “lucky” shot had more to do with his accidentally bumping the golf ball with the toe of his boot than with his putter’s club swing

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99. ” Adrian commented, as he helped Falcon ease her injured foot off the other man’s lap, so he could slide out of the van without bumping or jarring it

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