| I had tried to bump into Roland whenever I got the chance and he had done the same. |
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| Roads will be properly illuminated to avoid accidents, especially for the two-wheeler riders who bump into road dividers, he said. |
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| So I was getting a manicure the other day and I happened to bump into one of my girlfriends. |
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| By chance I happened to bump into the two gentlemen in one of our local establishments. |
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| In those days we would roller-skate down the drive, hoping not to bump into prospective parents! |
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| Even the most stand-offish of neighbours had no choice but to bump into each other on the stairs. |
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| Anyone who wanders into a bookshop or looks through a publisher's catalogue is bound to bump into a new Companion. |
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| He was humming the song aloud and loudly, louder in fact than any man would have hummed it had he expected to bump into another human being. |
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| Either way, I feel moved to give him a very mature bunch of fives, in my butch way, if I ever bump into him. |
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| You often bump into visiting vets, middle-aged men with flabby muscles and military tattoos. |
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| It would be no great surprise, along here, to bump into a platoon of confused old men in Japanese infantry uniforms. |
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| A building can be organized to maximize interaction, so that people bump into each other and talk, drink, flirt, eat, complain, kibitz. |
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| This is not the safest option as you may bump into flashers, perverts and weirdos. |
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| But still you'd bump into a prickly pear or cholla cactus and have to stop and pull the thorns out of person's leg or shoe. |
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| I think when you bump into people who like to spout off, you intuitively know it's coming from some inner hurt. |
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| Anyway, not living within spitting distance of other bloggers means you're not going to bump into them in the town centre. |
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| I did bump into her at Allenton Market once when I had DS in the pushchair so that would probably be about 12 years ago. |
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| We've never met, though someday if we do bump into each other we'll manage to get someone to buy us both a drink. |
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| Caddy finally goes to bed, but, unsettled, Quentin wanders around, and happens to bump into Dalton. |
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| It was great fun and a chance to bump into a few names and faces from the past. |
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| She says unpainted railings and radiators he could bump into are just some of the health risks which could pose serious problems for her son. |
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| I slip and slide and skid and bump into things even in the best of weather. |
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| For every time you bump into people in the street, there must be ten times as many when you just narrowly miss each other. |
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| One of the worst things that can happen to a Pagan is to bump into a pseudo-Catholic. |
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| Fortunately I didn't bump into any priests, Levites or Samaritans. |
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| You would receive a letter notifying you that someone has exercised his or her right to bump into your job. |
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| Wherever he represents the company's line of livestock and meat identification products, Dalrymple never fails to bump into 4-H alumni. |
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| If there is no job for you to bump into and you are laid off, the union will make sure you get the severance pay that the company owes you. |
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| On the left side, tourists could walk leisurely, stop or suddenly change their route, without fearing to bump into another passer-by. |
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| Even those of us with the slimmest of figures sometimes bump into the steering wheel when getting into or out of the car. |
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| We also bump into a few people from their fan club who made it all the way here to see them. |
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| Maybe they'd bump into each other in a little town where she would be shooting her latest flick, and it would be love at first sight. |
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| Although he is very discreet in nature, you will bump into him at every cultural event in Casablanca. |
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| If I bump into someone, then maybe, but they would hardly ever ring me just for that. |
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| I bump into Japhet who is coming home from his commercial course, then Peter who is delighted with his month's holiday. |
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| Instead, of my sister bothering me about it, which was something I thought she would do, we were helping move Devon and her growing baby bump into the house. |
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| It feels a bit like when you're in a supermarket and, by the fruit and veg, you bump into somebody you know well enough to stop and have a natter. |
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| It's a place where you'd expect to bump into the next up and coming writer, clacketing away on his laptop, or a photographer snapping pictures of a model on a location shoot. |
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| When we bump into each other at meetings or conferences we share a momentary nostalgia because we bumped into each other in activist circles back then. |
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| His reclusion was so absolute that as recently as 2001 he avoided attending a wedding on the long shot that he might bump into a journalist that he scarcely even knew. |
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| One evening at the Olympic Park, I bump into Lincoln DeWitt, who until 1997 couldn't tell you the difference between a skeleton sled and a Flexible Flyer. |
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| Having decided, she carefully walked over to her tall boy, as to not bump into anything, opened a drawer and fished out what looked like a one-piece. |
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| You'll also bump into various biking heroes, gawp at stunt shows and check out the exhibition stands. |
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| It could push the target off its orbit, bump into it to break it up, employ electronic jamming or laser blinding devices, or release explosives, chemicals or radioactive materials. |
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| You may also bump into the Rebel Legion from Star Wars, Trekkies, the club Lutecia Lacrymae, the team SG-1 and all sorts of fans in costumes, curious attendees and exhibitors! |
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| We had to keep as close together as we could so that the war ships could circle around us to try to protect us as much as possible, and the danger was that, in the fog, we could easily bump into each other. |
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| Hanging around the Garage Studios while her friends, Les Innocents, were recording Jil happened to bump into a young musical mastermind by the name of Jay Alanski, who was producing the band's first single. |
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| The doors to the Houses of Parliament are open to visitors most of the time, and if you're lucky you might even bump into a member of parliament in the streets of the city. |
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| In addition to this conference, you will likely bump into another 700 delegates from four other allied sector national symposiums that will be held at the same time in venues within the city. |
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| A FEW weeks ago, I was lucky enough to bump into a lady from Honley who told me of her cymbidium collection. |
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| We bump into the dressing room with our skate bags and boutfits. I have new pair of tights that look like dragon tattoos. |
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| A couple of co-op members also volunteered for parts that took place away from the co-op where they acted the parts of work colleagues who bump into the featured actors on the street. |
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| The particles change direction only when they bump into other particles. |
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| We needed to talk to the engineers and ecologists, or at least have them in the same meeting room for a day so we could bump into them at coffee, if nothing else. |
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| Swimming along the shore at night, schools of young herring bump into the lead line or fence and are directed towards the shore to enter the weir through its open mouth. |
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| Liberty Cap was five lengths clear of the third himself and would be most unlucky to bump into something similar to Piso Sour in this. |
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| As a result, the chain reaction will peter out unless the neutrons can be slowed down sufficiently. There also need to be enough fissionable atoms about for the neutrons to bump into in other words, a critical mass. |
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| You can't bump into the camera or cast a shadow. |
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| You bump into a cloud where you meet millions of other specks, just like you, and you kind of enjoy this life on cloud nine, drifting around in the blue before you find yourself being covered by moisture. |
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| As it is, I feel much better when I bump into old pal Anne who is hirpling along the road. |
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| The projector and the computer bump into each other in Gatesian cyberspace, and we're off. |
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| It was quite weird to bump into all my ex-girlfriends on the same day. |
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