to bump into

As I walked around the train station trying to think a new strategy, I happened to bump into a Guangzhou policeman I had met a year before.

It was embarrassing for him to bump into one of his ex- girlfriends last night.

And, of course, you are bound to bump into some astral entities or a black hole. You could get lost forever, and that would be terrible!

When reading, you do not need to bump into the new word to look up in a dictionary.

If you visit a four-year college, you can predict what sort of student you are going to bump into.

I rubbed my eyes, wiped my brow, and tried not to bump into anything as I walked to the bar for a drink.

and both of them hoping not to bump into any men, and of course the first night they're both there, they meet. . . a couple of guys.

You are more likely to bump into a millionaire in Singapore than anywhere else in the world.

Although, given all the traffic in the desert these days, I'm bound to bump into one army or another.

He hopes to bump into some of his old classmates at the party.

We often drove there just to bump into one of them coming out of class.

However, now one is much more likely to bump into an English weekend visitor or an American tourist than a struggling artist in this area.

Office politics must be many in such a big company, it's just that I haven't had chance to bump into them. But I know, I will survive.

It's likely that I will see Chris in New York. I am sure to bump into him, in fact.

It distracted me, causing me to bump into two young brothers.

I was lucky enough to bump into Kapoor himself, and I asked him about his work.

When dancing, be free to express yourself but try not to bump into other people.

We used to bump into each other, as we lived very close, but the days when we were unacquainted were longer than a snake.

Still, it came as a surprise to bump into no fewer than four of them.

Dedicated and the autonomy is necessary, can follow the progress, handles anything which you have no intention to bump into.

You never know who you are going to bump into in Yiwu.

They're smart enough, we hope, not to bump into each other.

When you wander about Cuba, you tend to bump into things that remind you of China.

happened to bump into you along the way.

No, I mean, you don't have to bump into him.

Hi, Frank. How nice to bump into you. How ya doing?

How stupid! "I even wanted to bump into the window. "

A: I'm sorry. I didn't mean to bump into you. B: Forget it.

How nice to bump into you.

'I know how to fly-fish, so I just 'happened' to bump into him, ' Mr.

I didn't mean to offend you. I didn't mean to bump into you.

JOE: I think it is . Want to bump into me Saturday? Around lunchtime?

I am really sorry to bump into you.

I am sorry to bump into you.

Oh excuse me. I didn't mean to bump into you. B: That's all right. ; A