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Just as he finished congratulating himself on his innocent ruse he was bumped hard by one of his opponents.

I bumped into a stranger as he passed by. "Oh, excuse me Please, " I said.

Suddenly, Clare almost bumped into a great stone rising up in front of him.

He lingered on the streets , and recklessly got bumped down by an ambulance. In a daze, he seemed to see her.

I'm glad I've bumped into you. I've just found a great idea for the presentation we've got to do for Dr Banks next month.

Back in May the government bumped up against that limit, but various accounting dodges have been used to keep funds flowing.

Don't just check to see that the switch is off, as a switch could get bumped or malfunction.

Finally, I'd like to tell you about a bit of trivia I bumped into on this.

As he was running past a pub in the main street, he accidentally bumped into a tall man in black coming out.

Cattle's Hoof Rock: It was said that soon after the old cattle bumped into the maple one of his hooves came out of this slope.

It was the first day in school. I was hurriedly entering the school gate when I bumped into you as you stepped out of a luxurious Volvo.

I bumped into Nick at the barbershop yesterday. He looked great, but I noticed that he had a slight limp when he walked.

The heart keeps on beating so that blood may be bumped to all parts of the body.

I was an introverted child to the point of communicating with colored crayons and apologizing to objects when I bumped into them.

Back at the breakfast buffet, the young woman who I'd (almost) bumped into at the cornflake dispenser, rose to leave with her entourage.

The old man could see pieces of the meat of the fish spilling white from the corner of his jaws as he bumped the fish and closed his jaws.

At this point in time, I bumped into a Canadian practitioner while chatting online.

Towser closed his eyes and bumped his head back against the rough wood of the paddock door.

I bumped my elbow against the door a week ago. It still hurts.

In the dark John bumped into a chair and got a bruise on his leg.

He rushed round the house and bumped into a very large lady. It was the giant's wife.

and because the manufacturing material has no rigidity, the children will not be bumped, and injury can be avoided.

She was always a bit slow with everything, because she had bumped her head before!

I bumped into a hefty looking man, who turned around and growled at me in Spanish.

I bumped him on the head with my broom and he went running out the door.

Yesterday, when President Obama -- this is true -- was getting into his helicopter, he accidentally bumped his head on the door.

The present invention relates to a new-type fuel tank which would not explode if it is hit by a bullet or is bumped.

Shortly afterwards, we bumped into my physiotherapist, and I thought she was going to do a citizen's arrest on me.

Today, I bumped into my ex-boyfriend I still love, and his new girlfriend, who he cheated on me with.

Children were observed as they slowly grasped -- or, as the case might be, bumped into -- concepts that adults take for granted.

They got lost, as you might expect, went off in the wrong direction and often bumped into walls. But after a while , they found their way.

e. g. And I bumped into Big and I said that you two were crazy to get married.

She later found out that the governor was told that he had been bumped by an urgent standby passenger.

And I was lucky though. When I was in school, as the fresh man, I bumped into a very nice post-graduate student.

They approached the mirror until they bumped into it with their snout, and then checked to see what was behind the mirror.

Lily: She was terrified but she was very lucky to have bumped into Michael, that's Michael Sheen who played Tony Blair in the same film.

Higher prices are now percolating through the economy: last month Starbucks bumped up the price of a whipped-cream Frappuccino by about 6%.

Lily: She said that she very serendipitously bumped into Michael at a function.

Off the train, and sit on a mountain car bumped for four hours, we finally in a mountain stopped.

When he was parking he bumped the car in front of him.

I've bumped into a few fans at training and they've been very supportive of me, so hopefully that can continue.

What's more, I thought if the man I bumped was an old man and he was injured seriously, what should I do?

In the dark I bumped into a chair. it really hurts.

Later that day, I bumped into a neighbour and confessed that I was feeling "a bit poorly" .

He had been petulant since he bumped into she after party, and was in no mood to extend the Lost Weekend, as thoughtfully suggested by Lin.

He suddenly fell to the gate and turned several rounds. He could not stop until he bumped his mother's green shell.

But walrus couldn't skate at all. He could only trip up and fall over. He bumped into fox, and fox went flat on her face. FLOMP!

Fox: Once I took a walk in the forest and bumped into a tiger. She turned around to run away. I grabbed her tail at once.

I, I, I, uh, bumped in to him in an, in an elevator. . . in an elevator.

Mark was walking home one day when he bumped his head on a streetlight .

Bumped the child on her knee; was bumped about on a rough flight.

This day, A was bumped by someone in the corner, and has coffee splashed all over her body, and this someone is B.

bump into sth In the dark I bumped into a chair.

The reason why he was late was that he bumped into an old friend.

He bumped into a tree and the car crashed. But for the accident he should had seen the two young people get on an airplane going abroad.

Something's got to give and, sadly, my husband gets bumped way down the list.

To prevent your personal time from being bumped off the list of priorities, block off the time as an appointment on your calendar.

Ha! " she laughed. She bumped twice into the bed as she started examining the cover of the book. "

That was to get back at someone who chest bumped at us. We don't like to see anyone using our move.

A few weeks earlier, she had bumped into her first husband at some party or other.

On a similar note, one of the few downsides to getting bumped is the extra opportunity for the airline to lose your checked luggage.

A long time ago, I bumped into a woman who was sitting behind me in a restaurant.

One of the more interesting changes? Getting bumped is now going to get you a lot more money than before.

At my nineteenth year, the puppy love like a falling star bumped my forehead.

He went out of his way to meet her, and they often "bumped" into each other in the street and stood talking.

One of my classmates bumped his head heavily on the desk and blood. At this time, Our moniter rushed out to ask the teacher for help.

In the dark, I bumped into a chair.

He bumped into a wall as he hurried along not watching his steps.

It's nothing, really. I unexpectedly bumped into Ralph and he asked me to fork over the ten bucks I owed him.

The winter is the most stressful time of mine in a year, since I have so much product that is being bumped.

It has bumped up the earnings of U. S. multinationals, because profits earned overseas in other currencies buy more dollars.

In the scant century and a half since then, we've bumped atmospheric carbon dioxide up to 390 ppm.

A couple of years later she bumped into some former colleagues who looked shocked to see her.

He bumped the bank on the return swing and finally dropped off, dressed, into shallow water.

The darkness make this very effective. If it does get bumped it emits a cloud of luminescent particles that confuses the predator.

He bumped his head against the wall.

The speed running because of it is very quick , neck is all bumped against having broken.

As the ice bumped along its starboard side, it punched holes in the ship's steel plates, flooding six compartments.

While cleaning out the cellar, John bumped his head on a beam.

They could choose to have their birthdays bumped either back one day or ahead to the first day of the next month.

Hattie had taken pains not to touch me, and when our hands bumped at the supper table, she'd gasped as though I'd hurt her.

The path was full of bumps and hollows, on which the cart bumped along violently.

DO NOT DISTURB: When my daughter lost her first tooth, she lost it when she was bumped in the hallway at school.

The precious kit floated and bumped against the back of her head.

Last week, I bumped into an acquaintance who has a big job at a media company in London and I asked him how he was.

Three little monkeys jumping on the bed, one fell off and bumped his head .

A new Chinese satellite slowly approached, and possibly bumped into, an old Chinese satellite, which changed trajectory.

Four little monkeys jumping on the bed, One fell off and bumped his head.

its numbers should be bumped up and a sea lane that can be properly monitored should be defined.

Our train bumped into something. Our carriage has fallen onto its side. Children are screaming. Come to help us please! Come fast!

a coffin bumped out on to the road . burst open.

Two little monkeys jumping on the bed, One fell off and bumped his head.

By chance , he bumped into a foreigner . He was so happy and said : Im sorry !

I continued along the sidewalk when I bumped into a weird guy who was wearing a green- checkered suit from the 17th century.

Oh, no, I thought. I hope I don't get bumped from this flight. Fortunately, a few minutes later, I heard this. It was music to my ears.

The lion innertube son is taking a walk when has bumped into a mad dog, yields the way on own initiative to the mad dog.

I bumped into a stranger as he passed by.

Whoever you because the ball would be bumped into the walls of the explosion, but all of them do not want to face the situation, oh.

Tom Schoenitz, 30, was working on a roof in Salzburg when he bumped into a colleague who was holding a nail gun.

On Saturday, I played football with some boys on the playground. When I ran to control the ball, I bumped into another boy.

It happened that she bumped into a tree.

e. g. I did not notice if he was carrying his briefcase when I bumped into him.

I had to run after him every now and then to keep up, and my short, round shadow bumped after me.

They marched in darkness that was pitch and bumped into each other blindly, but they did not panic.

For instance, a major survey of North American reptiles has bumped up the region's Red List reptile species to a total of 738.

Fliers bumped from overbooked flights and stuck for hours are entitled to four times their ticket price, up to $1, 300, on the spot in cash.

It bumped into the wall. The impact of the explosion left a very big hole in the wall.

But they were so energetic that they immediately bumped into the walls of the experimental apparatus and were annihilated.

The truck bumped and rumbled along on a washboard surface cut with deep ruts. Some of the ruts were running with water.

He fell down and bumped his head.

The door must have bumped somewhere while being loaded.

Mr. Hu said Mr. Tang was visibly depressed when he bumped into his former neighbor at a local market.

Later, when I bumped into a senior colleague and explained my quandary, he simply shrugged.

She bumped her head against the door.

He bumped his head on a door at Amsterdam airport!

last night, i bumped my head on the door of the cabinet, and scraped.

That bumped up the amount raised in the IPO to $20. 8 billion, from the $19. 2 billion the bank raised prior to listing.

We bumped into Kate as we were rushing around the corner.

He bumped into me in the high place. I knew that Saul was Saul because Lord had whispered it in my ear.

Wandering in darkness, the drunk bumped into a policeman.

An accidental opportunity, he has bumped into a mysterious old person, this old person let him realize the re-entry 17 year-old desire.

I bumped my head on the door, and saw stars for some five minutes afterwards.

one more thing, you bumped into a woman this morning on the bus.

And yesterday, I just bumped you for that guy over there.

The boy bumped his head on the wall.

I bumped into an old friend on my way to the market and we talked for a while.

As I turned round, I bumped into a filing cabinet.

Robby ray: Now don't you stop boy. That silly puppy dog face don't work on me anymore. Besides, I just bumped up your curfew last month.

Boss, you bumped into the water vat behind you and the water just spilled on the ground.

and I probably have to postpone the speech, too. I just bumped into Elise.

Their elbows and toes touched and bumped inevitably in the crowded classroom, sometimes accidentally, sometimes intentionally.

Eg. They sort of bumped into each other.

The room was dark and he bumped his head against the shelf.

The room was dark and I bumped my head against the door.

Others, more cynical, say this figure was bumped up so that it would be higher than those killed in the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004.

I almost bumped into a man who was entering in a hurry.

I was just passing. I only bumped against him. These yokels. They come to the city. . . thinking everyone is a thief.

Skinbook began by accident in 2008 after Maddocks bumped into some of his fellow Manchester students on a clothing-optional beach in Wales.

My guess is they'll realize that the endgame is in play when major characters start getting bumped off.

He just kept moving, until he bumped into pedestrian B who was looking to the left and right, standing by the road side.

You're lucky l didn't give him Brady. l bumped into him on the stairs.

The cost of wire bonding chips and solder bumped flip chips on boards or on organic substrates is stated.

Be not keeping off the old ziche, bumped spends the old ziche you to compensate?

My paternal uncle's bike bumped along the road and took me to Daliwang.

I was going to buy some vegetables. A truck came up and ran over some chickens. It brushed past me and bumped into a wall of a shop.

CHURCH and state have been battling in Britain since before Henry II had his Archbishop of Canterbury bumped off.

He "s likely to be bumped out of a job from a senior worker from the Millinocket mill. "

One night a accidentally bumped into a man, and perhaps because of the near darkens he saw me and called me an insulting name.

We bumped up and down along the gravel path.

Aiii, if the boy was not bumped down, the girl could have been saved.

Maybe we could get him bumped up a few spots up on the transplant list.

As they expanded their empire they bumped up against the Germanic peoples.

While shopping at a mall Thursday, Mr. Ishibashi bumped into two friends who have also voluntarily evacuated from Tokyo.

The first half range carries on smoothly, because only then a female student has bumped into the awl barrel too anxiously, the test defeat.

Immediately after entering the office I bumped into Gwyneth.

And then I fell off the bed and I bumped my head.

Guess what? I bumped into your ex-boyfriend yesterday.

If you don't supply all of those, you'll just get bumped back with an automated reply.

He burnt up the road and bumped into a big tree at the end.

bump into to meet by chance ? I bumped into an old friend in town today.

In a new study, researchers suggest that if our universe has siblings, we may have bumped into them.

His car bumped against the serrated edge of the road accidentally.

When Paul and I were carrying the carpet through my house, we were like bulls in china shop. We bumped into many things, and broke a lamp.

Lithography toolmakers had bumped up against numerous obstacles in making a machine that radiates wavelengths of 157 nanometers.

I've bumped against the door again.

Today, I leaned back and bumped into one of my mom's plants in the window.

Another technological catastrophe is when a hard-disk drive suddenly "crashes, " or fails, perhaps because it has been bumped inadvertently.

And I fell off the bed and I bumped my head.

The gangster tottered to one side, bumped against the stall, and then pitched backward onto the floor.

R. bumped Siemens out. CSR Corporation, another Chinese train builder, did the same with Kawasaki Heavy Industries of Japan.

A car, not braking in time, bumped into a motorcycle in front of it.

He would have bumped his nose against the bed or the windowpanes.

One fell off and bumped his head.

The minimum headaches are part of the plan-airlines and TSA both bumped stepping up 25 percent for the holiday period.

Welcome concubine, LiXiangJun refused, tian Yang will insist, she simply bumped into the railing, the peach blossom fan blood spattered.

Maybe the phone bumped up against something in a purse or briefcase, or rubbed up against a seat belt.

Its main services are free, with sellers paying only for extras such as being bumped to the top of a list of search results.

No, she's. . . I just bumped into Mycroft downstairs, he had to take a call.

This time, he bumped into a car parked only one metre away.

One actually bumped into me, brushing my shoulder with a silky soft push.

The Goodwood plant currently employs 750 workers, but that number will be bumped up to 900 by year's end.

He carelessly bumped into the parking meter alongside the road while backing his car.

Its nothing. I. . . I bumped into a door.

Moses was walking down the street when he bumped into George W. Bush.

He had reached one thousand six hundred when he bumped into someone.

I bumped into an old friend in a restaurant.

I bumped into an American publisher at the Frankfurt book fair a few years ago.

I bumped into local fishermen coming back with a boat of jellyfish.

His head is swollen where he bumped it.

The injury took place with 6: 49 left in the period when teammate Kendrick Perkins bumped into him from behind.

I bumped up my one or two weekly gym visits to a solid three or four.

Admittedly, her association with Tom Cruise bumped her down the list.

He bumped into Fox, and Fox went flat on her face. FLOMP!

I bumped into him on the way out.

Each of the military's six trucking contracts was bumped up to $360m, or a total of nearly $2. 2bn.

Most saw their shares rise last week as the deal bumped up port valuations worldwide.

Lisa shouted and she ran towards it but she bumped into rock.

It almost feels like getting bumped from one window to the next at the Department of Motor Vehicles, doesn't it?

The mole and the rabbit were bumped and jostled, but not being ones to argue with someone covered with prickles, they made room.

It is adjustable and has concentrated slide rail with strong anti impulse force, so it will not move after being bumped.

I was walking on the street, when a car suddenly bumped into a motorcycle.

He yesterday bumped into me on the street, greeted very warmly with me.

One day, I accidentally bumped my large cup of coffee. Its entire contents emptied into my open briefcase.

I bumped into a chair in darkness.

The truck bumped into a huge rock.

As soon as I began looking into the etymology of stutter I bumped up against its synonym stammer.

Over the ensuing months, they'd accidentally bumped into each other in the woods several times.

In front of a store I bumped into my neighbor, a shop assistant, who was rushing out breathlessly.

By excluding the less efficient public sector, America's productivity growth is bumped up.

The van bumped and heaved out of the yard.

In the dim light I couldn't see clearly and bumped into a tree.

The lump jumped off the pump and bumped on the trumpet in the dump .

I bumped into an old friend at the coffee shop.

But with big projects off-limits, lesser banks have bumped up lending to smaller, riskier firms.

I bumped into my favorite singer at the bar. To top it off, I got his signature.

In those cases, people have to get bumped involuntarily.

One Ivorian journalist tells VOA that two large waves of people, moving in opposite directions, bumped into each other on a narrow street.

I could be bumped off anytime by the Almighty.

I curled up tight as something scrambled partway into the hole and bumped into my feet.

China has bumped heads with Vietnam and the Philippines over territorial claims in the South China Sea.

Today, my ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend bumped into me at McDonald's.

He bumped his head on the table.

Yes, it could happen that you bumped your boss' car in the parking lot.

After that, he fled the scene and soon bumped another pedestrian.

As we bumped over the dusty track, we swerved to avoid large boulders.

And some more good news, for now at least, is that cell phones haven't bumped up brain tumor rates.

Peter: No, after he bumped me, they tried to make me apologize. That's when I hit him.

Walking through the school gates, Eddie bumped into "Gorgeous" Georgia Green, the prettiest girl on campus.

eg: In my hurry I bumped into a man.

I bumped into an old friend of mine in the street yesterday.

Their car bumped along the rough mountain road.

The truck bumped along the rough mountain road.

I bumped my head against the wall.

They stole kisses as they bumped into each other in their tiny kitchen.

However, he also bumped up spending on schools, pensions, and health care.

She backed away from the glowing figure until she bumped into the car.

The windshield cracked as the car bumped into the fence.

I bumped into, a friend of mine, and she told me where to go.

bumped into each other and had a discussion about cell-phones.

I bumped into an old friend in town today.

I bumped into an old friend of mine on the street today.

But her voice is far from the first thing you would notice if you bumped into her in the street.

A month later I bumped into her. She looked very healthy and spirited.

bumped along the rough mountain road.

The taxi bumped across the tracks.

She bumped into his dinner table , knocking the food onto his lap .

In fact he died before he got down to Tunisia and although I didn't know him well, I had bumped in to him.

The old car bumped along the road.

But soon a giant bumped into them, sneezed, and cursed. The horse panicked.

Later, I bumped into him near the restrooms.