to bump造句

It's not hard to bump into furniture.

I could contrive to bump against him, or flash a smile.

I tried to avoid her, but it was just my luck to bump into her.

It's when you feel like this that, out of resentment, you begin to bump people back.

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

Though Elliott had done a lot of wild things, he would not have dared to bump a soldier off the plane on his way home.

Looking up needs air, and it takes courage to bend down. Everyone's living space is limited, a head, bound to bump head broken and bleeding. It is wisdom to live in a timely way.

New York is like many big, crowded cities in having plenty of art to bump into - or drop or toss in the trash or surrender to the cosmic banana peel.

You really want to bump this up from the default, because if its limit is reached, the sending application suspends data transfer until TCP sends the data to the buffer.

If you are walking down the street, for example, and move out of the way so as not to bump into someone, they are influencing your actions when you move inside.