bump into

In an ordinary beam, the waves are like the pople in a crowd going to a football match, jostling and bumping into one another.

But I have to say that it's quite nice to be able to go to Starbucks without being worried about bumping into him.

Do you think it funny to see someone sliding on a banana skin, bumping into someone else round a corner, or falling down a hole in the road?

Earth and Planet X are in a dance with each other, with Venus and the Dark Twin on occasion bumping into this couple on the dance floor.

divers. . . have been frightened out of their wits by giant fish bumping into them as they work.

So you've got your sprites moving around, and you need to know whether or not they're bumping into one another.

It's possible that you could imagine universes bumping into each other and leaving traces, observable effects.

This is what I love about this city. You are always bumping into people.

I keep bumping into that silly quotation attributed to me that says 640K of memory is enough.

Human experience is a series of never-ending, overlapping stories bumping into one another in expected and unexpected ways.

In a video before treatment, he stumbles through a simulated night street scene, bumping into walls several times in 77 seconds.

Essentially, an employee can have their cards cloned by bumping into that person with a portable card reader.

Then I realized I'd better start telling people about this because I'm going to start bumping into things.

The fish were schooled so tightly that I could feel my lure bumping into them and it sometimes came in with fish scales on the hooks.

I cannot face the thought of bumping into him.

Without them, construction becomes a comedy ? or tragedy ? of plumbers and electricians bumping into cement trucks.

Ginger bullies the other dog by growling at her and bumping into her when the other one tries to get Monty's attention.

Do you find it funny to see someone sliding on a banana skin, bumping into someone else round a corner?

We are too many chefs in the kitchen, bumping into one another and loving it.

But the operation was not going smoothly. Schwarz's endoscope kept bumping into ice crystals that blurred the camera lens.

They keep bumping into Mr Smithfield, their teacher, out bird watching, but they are sure that he's not the thief.

Too excited to sleep, both he and his aides found themselves bumping into each other as they walked around in the hotel overnight.

I wrote this paper because I keep bumping into teams that really need something like this.

Many of my colleagues lack my foresight, which means that I often find myself bumping into them in the rain.

We were bumping into each other in our rush to get to the next class, and books were flying everywhere.

Finally, I really got accustomed to walk about by hearing without bumping into any object.

Agility, flexibility, and balance all help us avoid bumping into things.

Balancing Maintainability with EfficiencyBill Venners: I keep bumping into famous people at the Red Carpet Club in the Denver airport.

A squid can spend a lifetime adrift without ever bumping into another squid to mate with.

But as they do that, they are bumping into the reality of the world.

Also the market will be bumping into some key technical levels sooner rather than later.

Excuse me for bumping into you.

It's a dichotomy that in Shanghai occasionally has North and South Koreans bumping into each other.

Imagine a world without glasses--many of us would walk around bumping into things and driving our cars up onto the sidewalk.

You can't pursue the learning of English very long without bumping into beauty!

He came running, panting, flapping his wings and bumping into the three.

I never dreamed of bumping into you here.

People with gross motor difficulties may be clumsy, that is, they may be prone to stumbling, falling, or bumping into things.

bumping into him, and almost upsetting the ginger ale.

Sensors stop her from bumping into other cars or people.

The odds of bumping into him when you look like shit are even higher.

I am bumping into Liverpool fans all over, and it makes me feel really proud.

We move in something they call rivers, to minimize the friction of all of us bumping into each other.

He is rushing around and bumping into everything.

For example, you could use a pick shape in front of a person to detect potential obstacles and stop them from bumping into things.

He excused himself for bumping into me.

Mark: I AM! She's always talking about "bumping into" somebody the other day.

They werent bumping into walls anymore.

it is absolutely amazing to us to look at you , bumping into each other.

For example, an application that consumes many channel connections can leave the repository process bumping into the MAXCHANNELS limitation.

If I do the back-stroke, I usually find myself bumping into other people in the pool, because I can't see where I'm going.

Bumping into you like that is a bit of luck.

In fact, I have a postdoc at Caltech who's very interested in the possibility of universes bumping into each other.

In the event of bumping into someone new, how many times have you been asked the million-dollar question: What do you do for a living?

Bumping into someday is too late

was he bumping into objects or falling down a lot