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91 We were late arriving at the airport and the airline bumped us.
92 He bumped his head on the low beams of the house.
93 Some users couldn't log in, others kept getting bumped off .
94 I bumped my head, that's all.
95 From time to time they bumped into each other.
96 His right leg bumped against the parking brake.
97 But you might also want to be bumped.
98 You just bumped into it and it toppled.
99 I bumped into porters carrying baskets on their shoulders.
100 Britannia was bumped as she was refuelling at Portsmouth.
101 They bumped up the stumpy hillside.
102 She bumped the table and the glasses wobbled.
103 Jim turned suddenly and bumped into me.
104 The car bumped in and out of potholes.
105 But Fujisaki sided with the defense and bumped her.
106 If I'd moved forwards, we would have bumped.
107 Her tracksuit and flying jacket dragged on the ground as she slid and bumped down into the blackness.
108 Merrydown has bumped up production facilities to cope with the expected demand.
109 She bumped into Charlie later on, as she was heading out with her list for the coffee-shop order.
110 To make matters worse, the weather had become stormy, and the plane bumped like a car crossing a field.
111 In the distance, Ybreska saw a vehicle approaching, throwing up huge dust-clouds as it bumped along the rutted track.
112 A waltzing couple bumped the arm of a man stuffing a dumpling into his mouth.
113 I had bumped my head so hard that I began to see stars.
114 He bumped into people without realising it, walked into walls and was almost run over by Tock in his protective case.
115 The beautiful pale-brown Bentley bumped with slow calm dignity down the drive.
116 Mead was bumped off major cases and firm committees, then given only administrative duties, the lawsuit alleges.
117 But Reinhard Heydrich got to him, and bumped him off./bumped.html
118 Behind his head the lights of the lorry were flashing as it bumped over the hard ridges of ice.
119 They bumped past a hut for collecting the dead, then the field hospital that lay ahead of it.
120 Some one bumped into him and sharply told him to watch his step.
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