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"And then going out after work, I used to bump into some of the people who'd say ' we need to buy him a drink, he gave us free alcohol.'
Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21884178/ibiza-holiday-never-went-home/
But he says this emphasis on controllability is unlike what we see in nature, as bees bump into things all the time and can continue to fly.
I'm terrified I will see him or bump into him.'
Jackson then happened to bump into Harlin at a party where he asked the director why he couldn't be in the film.
Source: https://www.cbr.com/samuel-l-jackson-role-wants-to-play/
Only acceptable conversation is to say 'sorry' 20 times as you bump into people."
So the PR man Rentzhog knew what he was doing when he "happened" to bump into Greta on Mynttorget that Monday.
Source: https://energycentral.com/c/ec/greta-thunberg-who-enigmatic-icon%C2%A0-germ%C3%A1n-co
Speaking in the Silversprings Hotel in Cork, Mr Ó Ríordáin also hit out at religion’s continued heavy influence in the Irish education system, claiming “you bump into a priest every time you want to do something”.
Source: https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/politics/arid-41101669.html
Throughout the night, they also bump into Missy, who takes over and talks Paige out of her self-destructive streak.
Source: https://screenrant.com/young-sheldon-amy-big-bang-theory-paige-ruin/
What she doesn’t expect is to literally bump into her potential leading man in a cycling mishap outside a shop on her first day in the idyllic holiday location.
You can be trying to solve a problem in your head and you bump into someone who can help, either because they have had the same problem or they know someone who knows something about the issue.