Sentences with phrase «of bumping into other»

Unique to the polar region, pancake ice forms over time as ice crystals coagulate into thicker plates, whose edges often get rounded and raised as a result of bumping into other plates.

Not exact matches

People who take the blame, who say they are sorry and explain why they are sorry, who don't try to push any of the blame back on the other person... those are people everyone wants in their lives, because they instantly turn a mistake into a bump in the road rather than a permanent roadblock.

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

Food is a restaurant's most expensive cost after labour, said Rilett, who anticipates another bump in prices when the minimum wage impact ripples into the price of food as farmers, processors and others also face increased costs.

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).

One other piece of evidence here is our breakdown of those who actively seek out news versus those who bump into it.

In fact, it's fair to say that many of the reasons to own gold actually segue back and forth, bumping into each other.

Pixar is a perfect example of this in action — they designed their offices so that artists, designers, programmers, and marketers would purposely bump into each other.

If you've read any of our other articles about cashflow, you've bumped into the concepts of net 30, net 60, and net 90.

I would definitily like to pursue this at a later date, I'm sure I'll see you pop up around here again, because I do have answers, more questins, more points of contention and so on, but Happy Hour calls and I can not turn her down, who knows, if you're in DC we might bump into each other and not even know it!

They had about as much institutional structure as street theater: lots of improvisation, plenty of borrowing and stealing from whomever they bumped into, and free adaptation of other people's ideas and property for their own purposes; but precious little polity, and no property at all (The Astonished Heart, 19).

The other day in Nairobi I bumped into a group of young men selling sport merchandise and after a close look, I saw replica shirts of Man U, Man City and Chelsea selling like hot cakes but there no Arsenal shirts.

Unfortunately they bumped into Wenger and now they both play on the right side of something or the other.

But since Kate Middleton is royalty — and therefore can pull of many looks that would have us mere commoners mistaken for subway crazies — I propose a few other baby bump concealers that she should bring back into fashion.

Bumping into each other is a natural part of washing but they will need to be able to bump and pass by.

There aren't a bunch of Waverlys slamming lockers shut at the local high school or bumping into each other at story time at the library.

Republican NYC Councilman Joe Borelli pens an OpEd dismissing the idea of a Cuomo presidential run in 2020, writing of his lack of popularity among liberals: «It's hard to buy a coffee in Manhattan without bumping into a Bernie bro, but other than Chris, you won't meet a «Cuomo bro.»»

The other day my daughter Rachel, the newly - appointed editor of The Lady (she says she always wanted a title), bumped into Michael Howard at a party.

GOP senators on Wednesday rejected four bills proposed by Democrats that would strengthen background checks, ban «bump stocks» that turn semiautomatic guns into machine guns, and let courts keep guns away from people at risk of hurting others.

Today, scientists know that Earth's outer layer is divided into giant pieces and that the motion of tectonic plates — as they bump together or slide past each other — helps explain how some earthquakes occur.

«What Sorin has done is to say, «If bumping is important, I will have a pair of strings move in space and bump into each other.»

Through a process known as «squeeze expulsion,» particles big (you and your pack) and small (rocks, chunks of snow) knock into each other at the bottom of the avalanche, where the most impacts occur, and eventually get bumped up to the top.

They knew when and how to forage, how to avoid bumping into each other, and how to recruit colleagues into following them to a rich stash of resources.

We will hear from Johnson and Arengo about the park and green spaces in general and their roles in the lives of birds and other wildlife and we will talk to Marie Winn, a well - known nature writer we bumped into in the park.

Schrödinger discovered it through his newly formed quantum theory, when he examined the mathematical descriptions of two quantum particles that bump into one other.

Over time, these slowly spinning boulders bumped into each other with enough force to wear their edges into smooth surfaces, write the scientists in this month's issue of Planetary and Space Science.

«As they bump into others while moving within and between the resource sites, the process of behavioral gregarization is initiated, leading to the formation of local aggregations, which may in turn seed large - scale swarms.»

These rocks spun around and bumped into each other in a chaotic dance that left a trail of debris in its wake.

The gravity of the galaxy clusters also gathers up gas and the gas heats up from the friction of the intergalactic gas particles bumping into each other.

Most of the time it gets rid of that energy by bumping into another molecule, converting that internal energy back into translational motion of the molecules with respect to each other.

Aside from logistic issues of time and limited opportunity to bump into someone there are other obstacles like self - confidence.

Be mindful not to bump into any of the other raindrops as you make your way to your mat.

«Colorectal cancer... is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States,» and it «arises from [what are called] neoplastic adenomatous polyps» — meaning colon cancer starts out as a benign little bump, called a polyp, that then grows into cancer that can eventually spread to other organs, and kill us.

The price point for some of them may be a bit high but that also means you won't bump into every other girl wearing it down Oxford Street or the beach club in Ibiza.

Best of luck with wedding planning — would love to compare notes if we bump into each other over the summer!

Me and another guy were both backing out of our parking spots at the same time, and just barely bumped into each other.

Plus it is strong and shock absorbing in case it gets bumped around or packed into the boot of the car under other bags on a road trip.

They make me think of that sweet little East Hampton Barefoot Contessa shop where Diane Keaton and Jack Nickolson bumped into each other in my favorite movie,

Elite Singles has made it upon itself to make sure there is a constant and efficient channel of communication with both its clients and any other user who might have just bumped into the site.

In reality, dating sites are most effective as a kind of virtual town square — a place where random people whose paths wouldn't otherwise cross bump into each other and start talking.

Members can send emails, search for other users and flirt for free however, members who would like to see an additional level of service can opt into a «Gold» level membership that bumps them up into the upper tier of search results, removes ads, and allows users to read messages received from other users.

We'd much rather tell people how we met our significant other while reaching for apples in the produce department of the grocery store or bumping into each other at the coffee bar before church or something far more exciting or entertaining.

Like any other relationship, Elite Singles has made it upon itself to make sure there is a constant and efficient channel of communication with both its clients and any other user who might have just bumped into the site.

We live at completely opposite ends of the city, and if it weren't for bumping into each other online, I'm sure we would never have met.

In a perfect world, you and your soulmate would bump into each other on the streets of the netherlands, lock eyes, and fall madly in love the next second.

In a perfect world, you and your soulmate would bump into each other on the streets of luxembourg, lock eyes, and fall madly in love the next second.

In a perfect world, you and your soulmate would bump into each other on the streets of oman, lock eyes, and fall madly in love the next second.

The mismatched pair bump into each other, make friends and have to run from the nasty Iranians which leads to all manner of scrapes and tight situations none of which are particularly exciting or original.

The ghost bumping rule also doesn't always apply here; single ghosts can trap Pac - Man, so the other player must go out of their way to bump into and free the other Pac - Man, which then says a cute sounding «Thank you!»

In other ways the resolution bump is transformative, however, turning details in the background of scenes that were barely discernible before into something that can be properly observed and appreciated.