| The couple met three years ago when they literally bumped into each other at a Hampton Court funfair. |
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| They meandered listlessly though the crowd and Spade accidentally bumped into someone. |
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| I bumped into Vikram this weekend, a handsome dentist with a thriving practice. |
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| The person who bumped into her froze and was obviously debating whether or not to make a run for it. |
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| Whilst shopping I bumped into Kath cycling through Camden and we arranged to meet up later. |
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| Laila grimaced as she bumped into a wall, grumbling sourly as she steadied herself against it before pushing off and gliding down the corridor. |
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| The two of them bumped into each other completely by chance, which sparked the talks for the documentary film. |
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| By chance he bumped into her again that night at another pub and worked up the courage to speak with her. |
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| In Morocco, while strutting along as an overconfident tourist, Wright bumped into some persistent muggers. |
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| On the way back in I bumped into the beautiful Moni, who was swinging a paper bag like a fly swatter having indulged in a bit of retail therapy. |
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| They filed in with hushed voices and stifled winces as they bumped into the seats laid out for them. |
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| As I walked down the street of her house, lost in my thoughts of iced cake and fine tea, I bumped into a young woman. |
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| Finding the place almost deserted I had resigned myself to having a ferret around Lancaster Hole on my own, until I bumped into Ray. |
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| Bill pointed it out to me, with laid-back glee, when we bumped into each other on the corner of Denmark Street. |
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| Several nights before I took my Ph.D. from Los Alamos University, I bumped into the Dean of Sciences bending patched elbows at a flyblown bar. |
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| On my way home, I bumped into Dave and Alison, who had been out playing crib and generally leading life on the edge. |
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| As I wandered up the alley by the football ground I almost literally bumped into one of my old crushes. |
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| Then while on a photo assignment in Reykjavik three years ago, he bumped into an ex girlfriend and within six months had decamped to Iceland. |
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| I bumped into some of my friends at Uni whilst collecting my gown and that helped me relax, which was necessary. |
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| On the way out, Oscar bumped into another group of guards, who gave him dark looks and elbowed past. |
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| Luke nearly bumped into a girl carrying a big duffel bag coming out of an alley. |
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| A dolly catch was dropped as the bowler, unable to contain his excitement, rushed out to mid-wicket and bumped into him. |
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| Just talking to a friend, I said that last night at a party, I'd bumped into an old friend who's a quant. |
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| Struggling to keep her wayward fringe at bay, Hailey meandered away from the beach blind as a bat, until she bumped into someone or something. |
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| As I was jostled and bumped into the washroom, I saw a sight that would change my life forever. |
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| Liam bumped into his old adversary in London's Camden Town recently and berated him for old time's sake. |
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| Well I never knew her in the biblical sense, we just bumped into each other at some party and you know how it goes. |
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| A few years ago I bumped into some old people at a party who actually went to the show, and they raved about it. |
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| Replacing her glasses and babbling apologies, Aimee scooped up her three sci-fi books and bumped into the girl again. |
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| I looked at the person who bumped into me, wishing I could slam his head against one of the lockers. |
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| Part of me wanted to apologize to the man I had bumped into, but another part of me knew that I couldn't back down now if I wanted to become king of the roller disco. |
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| She looked across from her to the brown-haired boy she had bumped into. |
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| She bumped into the shelf, and a few books clattered around us. |
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| Drusilla suddenly came to an abrupt stop and Miri bumped into her. |
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| When we bump into each other at meetings or conferences we share a momentary nostalgia because we bumped into each other in activist circles back then. |
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| As chance would have it, he bumped into him one day in Parliament Street. |
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| The person I bumped into, who apparently had an infinite amount more grace than I did, managed to stay standing, and offered a hand to me to help me up. |
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| She watched the currents rush into whirlpools and swirl and swirl until they bumped into the next whirlpool, finally disappearing hundreds of feet beneath the water. |
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| During the weekend in the capital Tallinn, while getting totally Brahms and Liszt on a crawl of the bars, he bumped into the president of the Estonian Rugby Federation. |
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| I've bumped into buckets of boxwood, magnolia and holly conditioning in water in the cool pantry before she packed them into an enormous welcoming wreath on the front door. |
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| While in New York, he bumped into David Rubinoff, the playwright responsible for Stuck, a one-man show starring Sean Power that Zotter had seen and loved in Toronto. |
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| Every now and then by accident I meet people who do my walks, and out on the bike the other day I bumped into a couple who recommended walks Wetherby way. |
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| I bumped into the glamorous GMTV presenter at the last night of Love Muscle, the gay night at South London's Fridge club. |
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| Smokelike snow dribbled from the spruces I bumped into, I crawled in a snowdrift in the swinish drill, footcloths hanging from my boots. |
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| In Purnell's, I bumped into another member of the glorious profession, a nibbler for hire from a rival newspaper. |
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| During the race Hamilton received a drive through penalty after he bumped into Massa at the Hotel Harpin. |
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| He bumped into the wall. I guess that's a risk you take when you read while walking. |
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| But she has admitted to being startled when she bumped into a skinny-dipper tourist in one of the most remote parts of Skye. |
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| Having literally bumped into silent film star George Valentin, young dancer Peppy Miller receives an apology in the form of a kiss on the cheek. |
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| Then there was Amanda Holden demonstrating her range as an actress by simperingly demurely when she bumped into former lover Neil Morrissey at a party. |
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| Conveniently, it was near to the fantastic Morada Bay art walk where I bumped into a fellow Welshman with an accent so strong it would make Tom Jones quiver. |
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