Sentences with phrase «bumps into me»

The base also provides strength and durability to the product which also keeps it stable to reduce the impact of when your baby inevitably bumps into things.

The wide base ensures that little fingers will not get pinched on the facet of the receptacle if your nipper bumps into a wall.

It is safe for your house and appliances as well, as the edges are smoothed and well rounded so that your stuff won't scrape off while your little one bumps into them.

This fun toy has a bump - and - go feature that allows it to roll around and play chase, and it can also turn around and change directions when it bumps into a wall.

The base should be wide enough to prevent tipping when or if someone bumps into it.

Mamadou Sakho casually bumps into an unsuspecting Blaise Matuidi in the streets of Paris on his motorbike.

Ramsey confuses and bumps into his mates more often than I eat in a day.

Our proBlem is just in central midfield, one only thinks about scoring goals, one likes holding on to the ball for long, cant pass before he runs and bumps into other players, the others just weak and slow.

LOOOOOOOL Arsenal fan bumps into Özil on the road and begs him to stay one more season.

it's the guy that sits beside you on the bus or the guy in the diner that hapens to «accidently» spill his coffee on himself then bumps into you and as a way to appologize he offers to buy your breakfast.

when someone bumps into you on the subway, or accidentally takes two bites of your chocolate bar instead of one, or someone who decides they don't like you today because you hurt their feelings?

During his visit to the fourth sphere of paradise, he bumps into a certain resident there, Thomas from Aquino.

Again, you don't solve that by a periodic blitz on all the content; you solve that by having a system, and a system means that whenever a Customer Support person bumps into a document, either reported by a customer or not, they will have to file a bug against it.

So Blakely began recruiting other mothers - to - be to turn their baby bumps into what the entrepreneur called «canvases of hope.»

One reason you may want to recharacterize is if your Roth conversion inadvertently bumps you into a higher tax bracket.

«My life is a living laboratory,» Griffith likes to say, and he certainly does live it that way, walking around until he bumps into a problem and then retreating to his San Francisco lair to figure out how best to create his way around it.

I'm not sure exactly who decided what, when, but consider that Hunter was down on her luck when she happened to bump into Edwards while he was in a hotel bar.

Employees at Bloomberg marvel at how often they randomly bump into each other throughout the day, making it easy to informally check in on projects and plans.

This assistance would begin later, after she arranged to bump into him on the sidewalk, where she would flirt some more.

«Crafting a philosophy statement, or identity, becomes helpful when the «bumper cars» no longer bump into each other» as may happen in larger firms.

Sensors in the robot map out the facility and track its «buddy's» legs so it knows where to go and who to follow without bumping into anything.

As a result, it's fairly easy to bump into a colleague on a night out at the pub — a much more casual atmosphere than your usual networking event.

You never know when and where you'll bump into your next client, employee, or influencer, so be conscious of the energy you project, wherever you go (yes, even the grocery store).

But last spring, Janie bumped into him at a party.

We need them in one place so that they're bumping into each other and talking to each other.

Following his speech in Philadelphia, I bump into his principal supplier.

I bumped into a former work colleague who was out with her fella and some of their friends.

According to the data, lonely New Yorkers who are looking for love during the holidays should avoid JFK Airport in favor of LaGuardia or even Newark for a better chance of bumping into eligible travelers.

They show you who is nearby but don't really help you prioritize whether people at the conference are worth bumping into.

Like Steve Jobs (who was so insistent that employees bump into one another that he placed Pixar's single bathroom at the center of the building), Pogue recommends motivating people to leave their normal workspaces by making life a little less convenient.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk went decidedly low - brow in an exchange with transportation experts on Friday, following reports of comments in which Musk called public transport a «pain in the ass» and suggested the subway was a great place to bump into a murderer.

His machines excelled at real - world tasks, like getting around an office without bumping into things, and were relatively inexpensive.

Research out of University of Edinburgh shows that this superficial «friending» with everyone we went to high school with to the person we bumped into on the street becomes unmanageable and stressful.

«We have a small population; unlike places where it's hard to go anywhere without bumping into another entrepreneur, here we don't get that many opportunities for sharing best practices,» he says.

In one, a work - weary woman with a ho - hum other half ships off to a conference — only to bump into an interesting stranger.

I knew of several people trying to replicate the results who were bumping into walls left and right - it couldn't be done.

Long enough for kids to bump into it and, boy, did they ever.

But the floors are set up so that I'm bumping into people I don't necessarily work with day to day but I need to check in with in the long - term.

«It's a virtual business card that allows you to swap contact info and pictures with other iPhone users by bumping into them.

Now instead of worrying about what to say if you bump into Mr. Jones, you're armed with some ideas you can adapt and pull from as needed.

While walking to the restaurant, two people almost bump into you, head down, eyes on their BlackBerry or iPhone.

«A benefit I haven't heard anybody else talking about here is that by bumping them into the next bracket they won't be forced to move in the next two or three years» as they partner up or have children, Haw says.

«We're always bumping into our bankers at local community functions, and we sit on committees together at different local business organizations.

You can't just walk straight north, you will bump into a tree, walk off a cliff, do whatever it is you do.

I knew of several people trying to replicate the results who were bumping into walls left and right — it couldn't be done.

In general, I actively seek out news and information or I mostly bump into news and information as I do other things or hear about it from others.

In particular, these more active news seekers are more likely to use Reddit (13 percent vs. 4 percent) and somewhat more likely to use YouTube (33 percent vs. 26 percent) at least once a day than those who say they mostly bump into news.

About half of people who do not pay for a news - specific source still say they actively seek out news (51 percent) while the other half say they mostly bump into news (48 percent).

Fully 73 percent of those Millennials who say they mostly bump into news and information throughout their day say the opinions in their feeds are an even mix of viewpoints, compared with 65 percent of those who call themselves active news seekers.

According to USA Today, the man had bumped into a shed that a beehive was attached to, causing a part of the hive to fall off and a cloud of bees to fly out.