"I bumped into her twice at Neiman Marcus and then I just bumped into her at a restaurant last week," the actress recalled during a BravoCon panel.
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Owen G. Parry: I bumped into Larry quite by accident.
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Then I bumped into a rock and snagged on another.
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Look 👀 Who We Bumped into in New Orleans Airport !!
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The closest thing was when I bumped into Liam Gallagher.
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I bumped into him and he did not pull away.
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Months later, I bumped into him at a yarn shop.
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Thirty minutes into the snorkeling excursion, Johnson bumped into something.
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Have you bumped into the same eclipse chasers over and over?
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I bumped into Peter Wilson and and his eyes lit up.
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I bumped into her in Notting Hill and that was it.
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He was not looking towards Ndour when he bumped into her.
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I bumped into someone on Bleecker who was beyond the pale.
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Police said the altercation occurred after Lushchinskaya bumped into the victim.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) bumped into the group in the hallway.
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But his mood quickly shifted when he bumped into a reporter.
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I'd bumped into him two or three times over the years.
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I was at the clinic when I randomly bumped into her.
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Shortly after the suit was filed, Trump bumped into Justin Kennedy.
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While she was there, her father bumped into Paek at a wedding.
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He was clearly hit out of bounds and, yes, bumped into Rhodes.
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My leg shot forward and my knee bumped into a small workstation.
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On his way out, he bumped into a nurse who remembered him.
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"We bumped into each other, no hello, not a word, nothing," said Mokono.
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By chance, Dustin bumped into Steve Harrington outside the Wheeler's residence and, voila!
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The child didn't notice the machine, and he bumped into it, falling forward.
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I was exiting the place, and this guy sort of bumped into me.
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I've bumped into him two or three times in the last ten years.
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I also bumped into my old buddy Leigh Drogen, the founder of Estimize.
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Sometimes they bumped into him and whispered nonsense into his ear, he said.
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In my tests, I rarely bumped into the camera when unlocking the phone.
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But the barges bumped into the dam and sank without causing major damage.
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A handful of reporters — myself included — bumped into the unicorn in the stairwell.
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As Gautama and Nirmala walked down the crowded sidewalk, Nirmala bumped into him.
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Authorities said the student stepped on the teacher's foot and bumped into her.
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That spring, Arlene bumped into one of Johnathan's special-education teachers at Walmart.
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After the person was acquitted the two bumped into one another at a party.
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We're told the trio randomly bumped into each other and snapped a quick pic.
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It wasn&apost like he bumped into it, he went and pulled it down.
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"I felt powerless when I bumped into people living on my street." he said.
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Years later, Lennon bumped into the show's promoter, legendary New York impresario Sid Bernstein.
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Flash forward three months, and I bumped into him on the street in SoHo.
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Lo and behold, they almost literally bumped into Chrissy ... who happily improv'd this clip.
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After graduation, she and her father bumped into Mr. Baldwin at the Super Bowl.
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And in fact, bumped into the guy who was the comp director years later.
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At the CNN debates in Detroit I bumped into several candidates and their staffers.
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There he bumped into an indigenous kid who guided him to a local village.
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No. So if I bumped into you in Manhattan, you'd be wearing a kimono?
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He practically bumped into one friend, Kevin McLoone, on a road in An Khe.
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The actor bumped into them by accident, and they just kept the camera rolling.
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"Hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said: 'Pardon me,'" Trump said.
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I accidentally bumped into your car last night when I was driving an electric tricycle.
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That's when he bumped into 57-year-old Gregory Watson, a housekeeper at the facility.
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Just as I was leaving I bumped into Zak, which I didn't mean to do.
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The three men bumped into each other and Muralles spilled coffee on Hall, O'Neill says.
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When a couple that was originally selected dropped out, Crouch was bumped into the contest.
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One day, Woody bumped into them on a shopping trip at his local Chinese supermarket.
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Mr. Pantaleo was working out when he bumped into Ms. Jewell, also a gym member.
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One day, Mr. Mzulwini bumped into a college classmate who was working at city hall.
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Her uncle Carlos Mariátegui said he had already bumped into 22 people from back home.
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As other parishioners began to arrive, a priest bumped into Bryant on his way out.
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The next day, she bumped into him as she came out of a Tube station.
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Edmondson told police he was hanging out with his girlfriend when Green bumped into him.
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In February, Spencer Pratt told PEOPLE Now that he was thrilled when he bumped into her.
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She bumped into a pedestal, which sends the pedestals behind it crashing down like sad dominos.
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We'll say this ... John had to know there was a good chance he'd bumped into Jen.
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One day, while practicing soccer on a local field, Val and Plaw bumped into each other.
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But while parking his car, the Washington, D.C., man, now 74, bumped into another man's car.
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Prince Harry bumped into Toronto school children out supporting the cycling road race at the #invictusgames2017.
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She bumped into her dad Caitlyn Jenner, and the duo embraced as they posed for photos.
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And I swore I'd give her a big hug the next time I bumped into her.
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By coincidence, Mr. Bonnie nearly bumped into his iPad on a short layover from the Bahamas.
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WHEN the Indian subcontinent bumped into Eurasia 1m years ago, the collision produced the mighty Himalayas.
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He came out after a friend bumped into him on a date in downtown San Francisco.
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A year ago, Mr. Janu bumped into his father while he was visiting family near Cleveland.
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We bumped into Wes in New York last year and ended up having a night out.
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It's sort of how we bumped into each other in the television marketplace, if you will.
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At parties, we sometimes bumped into a tall, lean artist with dreadlocks and deep bronze skin.
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On the second day of the conference — in Miami that year — they bumped into each other.
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They bumped into each other again on a photo shoot, and dated for a short while.
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The two had an adventurous day in the White House and bumped into Michelle Obama, Rep.
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I bumped into one of Anzora's students, who grinned but slunk off, intimidated by my escort.
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"Then I bumped into him in 2000 — and I moved in, basically," Ms. Rosen, 56, recalled.
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Over the next seven months, they chatted when they bumped into each other and occasionally texted.
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"We actually just bumped into the Duke [of Edinburgh] as we were walking by," Markle said.
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I ran into her two or three times and then bumped into her at the Christmas party.
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Our group bumped into a man with a Pomeranian and Pollock started asking him about his dog.
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Soon after, she bumped into Ms. Clarke, who reminded her that they had talked about working together.
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When Goody recoiled and stepped the other way, so did Girardi, and they bumped into each other.
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As the evening wore on, he left his station briefly and nearly bumped into a young woman.
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You bumped into the ceiling, which now has to be washed and sterilized, so you get ... nothing!
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Not long ago, in central London, I bumped into a male acquaintance and we started talking soccer.
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In 1994, a departing Soyuz capsule, crewed by three men, bumped into the station's Kristall module—twice.
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When my blind surrogate bumped into things, he frequently stepped in to be his seeing eye human.
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They reached the middle of the car at about the same time and bumped into each other.
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After that, we bumped into each other occasionally on the street, spending a few minutes catching up.
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One year, they bumped into each other, and came up with the idea of doing something bigger.
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"They basically were just bumped into the air, a couple of them," she said of the victims.
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"Two weeks ago, my mom drove by the street and bumped into ICE" in their residential neighborhood.
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And I went into his closet to grab a sweater and he bumped into me later that day.
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"I bumped into him at a Focus Features party and he said he liked my performance," she recalls.
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I stopped by yesterday to have a gander myself and bumped into the artist on the gallery floor.
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He bumped into Winston Churchill one night in a dark hallway and transmitted secret messages to Joseph Stalin.
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Turns out that group bumped into the same income stagnation suffered by the U.S. middle class since 2000.
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Last month, a Cruise Chevy Bolt being driven manually bumped into a Cruise Chevy Bolt in autonomous mode.
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But she ended up making it and literally bumped into Keith, the son of Daniela's father's college friend.
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O'Donnell confirmed to Eyewitness News Anchor Bill Ritter that they bumped into each other at around 9 p.m.
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Shortly after making his copy, Todd bumped into Esther Jones, a childhood friend he hadn't seen in years.
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Then, when he bumped into Quavo early Monday morning at 1Oak, that's allegedly when the fight broke out.
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A fan bumped into the father-son duo on the same day and snapped some pictures for Instagram.
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"A random guy walks near me & almost bumped into me but he hit the parking meter," she explained.
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I bumped into Patti Smith in the courtyard restaurant at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles last winter.
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FYI, we bumped into a couple of the 76ers assistants on gameday ... and they didn't seem to mind.
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A Minnesotan herself, Gregory said that she had bumped into Franken at the gym with another friend recently.
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A friend named Gladys King also bumped into her, and the two women chatted about the upcoming ball.
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After Jill scored Real Housewives of New York City, she and Bobby bumped into Bethenny at a party.
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Later, Simon Pagenaud was handed the same penalty when he bumped into Mikhail Aleshin while leaving his pit.
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"Beierle stated he may have accidentally bumped into several girls, but did not grab anyone," the report says.
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The bride said that a friend pushed her onto the dance floor, where she bumped into the groom.
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A brawl erupted during Saturday's show at Toronto's Opera House, after a man bumped into the ear biter.
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"But that's not true," he said, according to CNN, adding that he had not bumped into a child.
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Later on, at the main bar, he bumped into the meaty man from the dining hall: Lee Hastings.
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"Today I bumped into the lovely couple in north Berwick and gave them their sauce back," he tweeted.
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He told me someone bumped into the screen that was protecting the cake, which he said needed help.
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He bumped into an elderly neighbor who asked how he was doing: "Not too bad," he told her.
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The two of them bumped into each other in the hall and later agreed to grab dinner together.
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The police car bumped into Mr. Rosales's, at which point the three officers got out to confront him.
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At one point I accidentally bumped into Jane, an unusually gracious woman with very long and soft hair.
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Millions of dollars has been bumped into technological ideas that promise, one day, our brains will be turned digital.
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Instead of hello he said "hey kid, you hungry?" and it was like I'd bumped into an old friend.
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"We just bumped into the Duke [Prince Philip] as we were walking by which was so nice," Meghan said.
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While he was there, he bumped into O'Brien, the attorney for the diocese, who was doing the same thing.
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It became even more personal when Michaels bumped into Namath at a Miami restaurant the weekend before the game.
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I'd even assumed that much until she introduced me to her boyfriend when I bumped into them on campus.
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A year after Birnbaum first met Finkelstein, he bumped into him again in an anonymous hallway of the NRSC.
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As they all headed to their respective airports, some teams bumped into each other — and were happy about it.
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Another attractive woman I bumped into in the conference held out the prospect of us working together in London.
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In fact, just before taking the dais, Hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very simply said, 'Pardon me.
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Years later, I bumped into Lewis in person a couple of times and our conversations always drifted towards boxing.
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I didn't look up until I bumped into an older woman who was filling a leather pouch with shards.
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I bumped into him once or twice at family events and got occasional updates on his life from relatives.
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While shopping with her father, she bumped into the parent of a young woman she used to race against.
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Several years ago, Mr. Lombardo bumped into Mr. Weinstein on the ski slopes in Gstaad, Switzerland, prompting a reconciliation.
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The bear bumped into the door as Hayes and his friend, 15-year-old Bobby Harden, held it shut.
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When he bumped into a New Hampshire political insider in the course of his reporting, he got an earful.
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One day recently when walking home across town in Lower Manhattan, I bumped into Amy Sedaris, the author's sister.
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He chuckled as he recalled a time when someone bumped into him with a shopping cart at a supermarket.
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Oakley recalled a game at the Garden last season when he bumped into a former teammate near the court.
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Physician's assistant, which came in at the number one spot last year, physician's assistant — was bumped into the no.
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I even bumped into one of them the other day, and we greeted each other warmly like old friends.
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Mr. Rabinowitz said his client merely bumped into Mr. Flynn at Trump Tower, and asked to take a selfie.
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One week later, Aus den Ruthen apparently bumped into the same group that had again parked where they shouldn't.
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That's where We Are Home Grown, another vendor I bumped into at the Food Loves Tech expo, comes in.
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At least one Chinese satellite has bumped into another one, perhaps in a test of the feasibility of such attacks.
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And the tent mode is also effective for lower viewing angles depending on whether your maybe get bumped into business.
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He stumbled over a barbecue grill and bumped into an apartment door, where a man named Thomas Clement was inside.
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The singer evidently brushed off a fellow Kiwi, Riverdale star K.J. Apa, when they bumped into each other down under.
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I ran back my video: Asa had turned abruptly and accidentally bumped into Sekai, knocking her off the platform. Great.
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The idea literally hit Vice Santos when he bumped into a pole while walking and texting a friend in Sweden.
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Officer Pang and his partner, Li Xiang, have bumped into several Chinese tour groups but none have reported any problems.
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The airport incident erupted when Booba, 41, and Kaaris, 38, bumped into each other while waiting to fly to Barcelona.
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The two also bumped into each other last summer at a party in the Hamptons, which hasn't been previously reported.
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Then a few days ago, I bumped into Maddie, a friend of my older son, Dean, who's away at college.
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While we were chatting, Melissa bumped into a cheerful woman from the building who had also come on her own.
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Ms. Rosenbaum bumped into Mr. Harrison, a 215-year-old professional bass guitarist player for the pop star Leo Sayer.
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I'm still friends with a few people because we're moms now, and we've bumped into each other at mom events.
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Ms. Rosenbaum bumped into Mr. Harrison, a 17-year-old professional bass guitarist player for the pop star Leo Sayer.
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But in the fall of 2014, she was in Paris on vacation and bumped into some of her SpaceX colleagues.
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When I pushed through that door, I almost bumped into a lone man with a clipboard guarding an empty entryway.
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In 19763, my father, a 21976-year-old psychologist turned theater director and lyricist, bumped into Dylan on the street.
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"It's been a tough road and obviously I've bumped into a lot of barriers with racism and discrimination," Aliu says.
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CHICAGO — At a Christmas party in December, Edwin Eisendrath, a former Chicago alderman, bumped into Jorge Ramirez, a labor leader.
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One day, I bumped into a friend from high school and he mentioned that his dad taught art at SUNY Purchase.
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The guy hadn't done anything especially wrong—maybe bumped into me a few times as he swayed and clutched his drink.
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If you work really hard and you start moving up the economic ladder, you get bumped into a different tax bracket.
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A Missouri man was fatally shot after he allegedly tripped on a barbecue grill and accidentally bumped into someone's apartment door.
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He bumped into Ardern, a rising star of the Labour Party, they had coffee and were living together not long after.
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I guess, yeah, in a way music videos are kind of being bumped into the world of "content" at this point.
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It started to look like his trip had been for naught until he bumped into a photographer friend covering the spectacle.
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They apparently didn't speak until they bumped into each other at a music venue this month (Wyatt is also a musician).
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I soon bumped into a few people I knew from the outside, which made it a bit easier to settle in.
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Entertainment Tonight co-host Kevin Frazier bumped into Shannon at the airport on Monday, following her consultation with the Botched team.
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Then, a couple of years down the line, I bumped into him at a festival and we hit it off again.
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I headed down to RCA records in London, who where handling the Loud roster, and literally bumped into them outside. Cool.
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I bumped into another participant on his bike, who told me that this was his favorite slice in all of NYC.
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Then we were in Tijuana at the Baja Culinary Fest and Wes was cooking there, so we bumped into him again.
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While HD and 4K video streaming services frequently bumped into these usage limits, game streaming is going to blow past them.
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And at the same time the camera had to move and not get bumped into and had to follow them properly.
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I ran toward the hangars and bumped into the pilot who was in the jail cell with me the previous night.
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He was visiting a gallery in New York, when he bumped into the critic Clement Greenberg, abstract art's most vociferous defender.
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When he bumped into Van Sant at an Oscar party in 2018, the director showed him some paintings on his iPhone.
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Flies zoomed in too fast and either veered off just in time — or simply bumped into the zebra and bounced off.
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And then I bumped into him about a decade later and, for whatever reason, agreed to have a drink with him.
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Two drones came out of the hole, buzzed stupidly, bumped into each other, waddled back to the hole, and fell in.
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He bumped into a cleaner who had met him more than 30 years ago — when he visited a factory where she worked.
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At the club, a man with braids bumped into Hernandez, spilling a few drops of his drink on the former NFL star.
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Rivera told authorities that about two weeks before the boy&aposs death, he had bumped into a wall, causing a head injury.
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Harry rarely spoke to other kids—he still suffered from insecurities—but occasionally he bumped into Kylie and Kendall Jenner at parties.
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As one jellyfish bumped into the back of my neck and several others squished against my face, low-level panic set in.
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Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt had a starstruck moment with soccer star Beckham when the two bumped into each other at a restaurant.
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But Haddish isn't naming names: Haddish says she bumped into Beyoncé again that night and the singer confirmed she was indeed bitten.
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The alarm was raised when an employee bumped into one of the baboons in a corridor, the zoo said in a statement.
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I deliberately sought them out—they were difficult to find at first, but I eventually bumped into some members outside Upton Park.
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The pair got separated and Steiner bumped into Paul, who was leaving a hotel where he hid additional tickets for the game.
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A neighbor, though, went around a corner of his cabin one day and almost bumped into a bear coming the other way.
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Willie Morris said Schlossberg bumped into him on the sidewalk and called him an "ugly f***ing foreigner" (Morris is from Massachusetts).
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Emily Osment and Jason Earles were both hiking when they bumped into each other on the trail and took this adorable selfie.
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Hernandez is accused of killing two people in a drive-by shooting after they accidentally bumped into him inside a Boston nightclub.
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Late in the first quarter, LeBron dunked home a lob, bumped into Ntilikina, and then refused to get out of his way.
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It said because of his diminished eyesight, Ebbers unintentionally bumped into another prisoner while walking in the facility in September of 2017.
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Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to Mr. Trump, bumped into Mr. Burck and one of his colleagues near the lobby's golden elevators.
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But he needed more, and so he asked some of the chief executives he bumped into at the show to help out.
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And I've learned that if you wear big hats and you're small, you get bumped into, you're craning your neck, you're sore.
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The Lightning pair bumped into each other behind Vasilevskiy's net, and the puck bounced in front of the goalie and found Backstrom.
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Ms. Moore, who was 26 at the time, and a friend bumped into Mr. Simmons in the elevator of Soho Beach House.
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Jonathan was in NYC when he bumped into a close friend of Lindsay's, who suggested they hit her up on the spot.
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Fellow Actress in a Leading Role nominee Sally Hawkins accidentally bumped into Robbie during the sewing session and revealed her own dress troubles.
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The incident began when Rodriguez accidentally bumped into a woman's child while walking down the street, Rodriguez's grandson Erik Mendoza told Fox 11.
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Earlier in the evening, I bumped into Sarah Sze, whose mosaic artwork stretches from the entryway at 96th street down to the mezzanine.
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Authorities allege Hernandez targeted the four men after one of them bumped into him inside a nightclub, causing him to spill his drink.
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She was apparently looking for spiritual guidance in her life when she bumped into the cult, according to a Hollywood Reporter exposé Wednesday.
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Swiss television SRF reports that one cart bumped into another one on the roller coaster, likely because of technical problems with the brakes.
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For instance, he says he went to go talk to a classmate about an AP Bio assignment when he bumped into Brother Buckley.
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The 36-year-old was out and about at a nightclub in California when he bumped into Jax Taylor of Vanderpump Rules fame.
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Our Calvin sources tell TMZ he bumped into her there and later offered to give Nicole and her girls a ride home (smooth!)
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While vacationing the pair bumped into Kim's daughter Brielle, 18, who has been enjoying her time with friends on the Grand Cayman island.
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Rodolfo Rodriguez was reportedly doing his routine walk when he accidentally bumped into a young girl on the sidewalk, The Sacramento Bee reported.
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They have also bumped into each other on the way in and out of parties, not the cocktail kind but the political kind.
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The two bumped into each other at the New York restaurant Scalinatella, Avenatti told CNN, which led to a "lengthy" and "frank" conversation.
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If I bumped into a classmate, there was just enough time to greet him and toss a banana-leaf ball back and forth.
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This game lends itself to annoying behavior like this, and I'll admit that I literally bumped into at least one person while playing.
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She had bumped into him after his release, offered him a blessing, and told him that God had given him a second chance.
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As I said goodbye to my stuffed companion, arm loaded with leftovers, I bumped into the robot that had brought me my meal.
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In early 2012, Dr. Strikwerda bumped into Eboo Patel, the founder and president of Interfaith Youth Core, at a convention of independent colleges.
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In an interview on Fox-5 D.C, Michael said he "bumped into the cameraman," but he's insisted that he didn't do anything inappropriate.
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Walking home with my 7-year-old granddaughter from seeing "Mary Poppins Returns," we bumped into a friend who asked what we'd seen.
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They went their separate ways, then bumped into each other at a club later that night before ending up back in his home.
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He hit his head as he backed into a wall a spring training game, then bumped into the wall later in the game.
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Michael later admitted, during in an interview on Fox-5 D.C., that he had "bumped into the cameraman" whom he presumed was Palmer.
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Silverstone was filming an episode of Lip Sync Battle in her Clueless costume when she bumped into Teigen, who asked for a photo.
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A while back, I bumped into a former co-worker with whom I'd worked in a particularly hellish job for a few years.
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The family was evicted from their parish-owned home in a tiny town outside Ferrara, Italy, where they often bumped into each other.
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Markle told cameras that they'd bumped into the Duke of Edinburgh in Windsor Castle on their way to the photocall — as you do.
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And in 2003, in an apparent preview of things to come, Beijing claimed that a Chinese fishing boat bumped into the American vessel.
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Prosecutors had argued Hernandez flew into a violent rage after someone accidentally bumped into him inside the bar, spilling his drink in the process.
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Dueling arguments In opening statements, prosecutors said that the shooting took place after de Abreu bumped into Hernandez at a nightclub, spilling a drink.
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While Hayes and Harden held the door shut, the bear bumped into it several times, shaking the door while trying to pry it open.
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Both benches had cleared to go the locker rooms and a Georgia player bumped into Geist and a dust-up between the teams ensued.
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That winter, I actually bumped into Melania on Fifth Avenue, in front of Trump Tower as she walked into the building, carrying baby Barron.
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"We just bumped into each other and he said, 'I think I have a song that maybe you should come check out,'" Perry added.
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Bonner brushed off the crotch grab saying it was an accident ... he was distracted and when she bumped into him he just randomly reached.
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Two old friends who had drifted apart bumped into each other in the swirl of salsa and hip-hop beats on the dance floor.
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At lunchtime, Lujayn Hamad was in the cafeteria when she said a boy she barely knew roughly bumped into her and swore at her.
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The failed robber was in such a rush to avoid the dreaded cleavers, that bumped into a man loading groceries into a car nearby.
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According to arresting documents obtained by PEOPLE, a neighbor called authorities after he bumped into Rosello in her apartment complex's hallway, on Feb. 18.
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Three years later they bumped into Hitler at a restaurant in Munich, who's probably not the first person you'd like to see at dinner.
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Officials have also urged anyone who may have bumped into the suspect or seen where he was heading to come forward to the police.
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During Derrick Carter's set, I bumped into a dancing, white-haired Mancunian in a blazer and khakis who travels to raves with his son.
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I bumped into Abu Traad, the leader of the Free Syrian Army faction, and even he was unarmed, wearing slacks and a T-shirt.
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The last time "Smallville" fans saw Erica Durance's Lois Lane, the character bumped into Clark and he opened a box containing their wedding rings.
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I knew I had taken this habit to the extreme recently when I apologized to a dog on a leash that bumped into me.
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Mr. Kocner was something of a fixture in the tabloids, often shown on exotic vacations where he said he occasionally "bumped into" top politicians.
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According to family lore, she was heading to the train station to take a nursing school entrance exam when she bumped into a friend.
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They bumped into each other a few times over the next year, and in 2014 they struck up a conversation at a Brooklyn bar.
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On my way home from dinner, I bumped into Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist, on the Promenade, which is the main drag in Davos.
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Having gone through a plethora of wacky names and concepts we coincidentally bumped into Susan, explaining what to do and how to do it.
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In April 2013, Dalal was on a night out with her friends when she bumped into a man she'd dated briefly as a teeager.
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Instead, they actually bumped into each other in the sky, fell off a few times, and had several bad run ins with the Night King.
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Borjas, who said she witnessed the attack, said Rodriguez did nothing to provoke it, though she said Jones claimed he had bumped into her daughter.
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"We just bumped into the Duke as we were walking by, which was so nice," she said, as Harry held their new baby beside her.
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But the real test came when Chastain bumped into Dallas Howard's dad Ron Howard while out and about and briefly fooled the Oscar-winning director.
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But on Monday, exes Bella Hadid and The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye) reportedly bumped into each other in Paris — while at the famed Hôtel Costes.
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"I bumped into Harry on a hike because we hike in the same area," Kyle told Lisa Vanderpump and Camille Grammer, recalling their alleged encounter.
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Marie Claire reports that the Oscar-winning Lawrence bumped into Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member Lisa Rinna and her daughter, Amelia Gray Hamlin.
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Heading back to the party, Nate bumped into James, his second cellmate from corporate, a hustler, an identity thief who got caught selling fake bonds.
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The latest flavor of the moment is the 4-3-3, a formation they mostly bumped into in the wake of Jozy Altidore's latest injury.
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The couple met on a bitterly cold evening in Washington in February 2013, when she bumped into a mutual friend who was with Mr. Healy.
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Since then he has climbed mountains with his kids, completed several Iron Man contests, and even bumped into former Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt at Everest.
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Cromie was looking for a guy who was supposed to connect us with a community leader, Doctor Bob, but instead we bumped into Zack Zduniak.
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In the border town of Naco, we bumped into David Loyd, a gracious and generous resident who offered food and a bed for the night.
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Officials, luminaries and celebrities from around the world hang out there (humble braggin': Bumped into Jim Caviezel and Roger Goodell there on the same day).
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"We definitely bumped into it with the last record, and this time we were seeing beyond these barriers of what we could do," Sparhawk says.
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One morning last October, Bill Bratton, the commissioner of the New York Police Department, bumped into a young woman smoking a joint in Lower Manhattan.
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We're told officers had responded to a stolen vehicle report, and while walking through the mall looking for a suspect they bumped into Young Thug.
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When they bumped into each other at a nightclub a few months later they got to talking, exchanged numbers and soon had their first date.
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He, though, remembered her instantly when the two bumped into each other again, years later, at Cornell, when he visited as a prospective M.B.A. student.
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However, they've always shared a bit of a connection thanks to the fact that they bumped into each other for the first time before filming.
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"A teenager who was walking around the mall yesterday bumped into a trash can yesterday and everybody around got super quiet right away," she said.
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If you have crossed a street in a major city recently, the odds are good that you have bumped into someone staring at a phone.
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If you were scrolling through Instagram before bed or on your way to work this morning, you likely bumped into several versions of the exchange.
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For another, the stage was inclined, leaving Ms. Streep in danger of rolling away if the chair's brake should get bumped into the "off" position.
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Several years ago, Hughes bumped into Daly at the AT&T Byron Nelson at T.P.C. Four Seasons Resort, and their conversation was short and direct.
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His sister, Skyler, 3, bumped into elbows and chattered as she ran around the Casita Maria Center for Arts and Education in the South Bronx.
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According to a book excerpt that appeared in New York magazine, Carroll bumped into then-real estate mogul Trump at Bergdorf Goodman in New York.
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It was closing time, and I hadn't bumped into any kind men who would be willing to guide me on how to read Nietzsche. Sad!
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However, a relative told local media that Rodriguez was visiting Los Angeles from Mexico when he accidentally bumped into Jones' child while walking down a street.
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Rodolfo Rodriguez accidentally bumped into a little girl and, according to his grandson, was thrown to the ground by her mother and beaten with a brick.
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In the Vatican's Sistine Chapel in the summer of 2016, OPEC's new secretary general Mohammed Barkindo bumped into Citigroup's global head of commodities research Ed Morse.
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"I bumped into a fellow heart dad and good friend also living at the hospital long-term with his son," Mike wrote in a blog post.
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It was chaos, but a controlled chaos with a European sensibility, meaning that most of the people who bumped into me were wearing avant-garde eyeglasses.
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At the Bai family mansion, Chaguan bumped into four male travellers from Ningxia, sporting straggly beards, long robes and the white prayer caps of pious Hui.
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During an appearance on The Late Late Show, everyone's favourite Northern badass told the story of how he first bumped into Sheeran in a gent's toilets.
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He goes through the motions at every turn: Even the saloon fronts look like you could knock them over if you bumped into them too hard.
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A few days later, I bumped into the owner of the hairdressers in a local shop and she cried out: 'Oh my God, who did that?
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But, on my way out, I bumped into Mexican Summer Label Manager Warren Konigsmark, taking in the music with his six-months pregnant wife in tow.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry bumped into Pharrel, who produced several songs on the soundtrack for the live-action remake, at the event in central London.
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While she's braved VidCon, she says several kids have bumped into her, stepped on her feet, but not one has offered a "sorry" or "excuse me."
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As the story went, a group of teenagers bumped into her and she flew off the handle and dumped the crickets and worms into the train.
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Scientists learned that its shape, resembling a rubber duck, most likely occurred when two comets bumped into each other at a low velocity and stuck together.
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Later that day, after we'd got back, I bumped into her on deck and told her what had happened: my panic attack, Daddy holding my hand.
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Two weeks later, Gaspard was waiting to meet a woman who happened to be in Xavier's graphic design class, when they bumped into each other again.
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The twins wondered if the sinkholes were related to the endless summer, though when they bumped into their neighbor in the elevator, she had other ideas.
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If you live in an urban area, you've probably come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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There was a lawsuit brought against her in 2011 by an 80-year-old widower in Orlando who had bumped into her in a grocery store.
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When he traveled to the West Bank barrier, he bumped into pro-Palestinian activists, who criticized Zionism, describing a Palestinian girl killed by an Israeli settler.
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Climbing 1,000 feet higher, we ran into a military man and his wife, then bumped into them again at about 6,500 feet, where the snowpack began.
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And more than a handful of us may have "accidentally" bumped into a scooter (or even a whole herd of them) and just kept going. Oops.
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The charges against Rowland were dropped mere hours after the riot — police deduced that he had most likely stepped on Page's foot or bumped into her.
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If you live in an urban area, you've likely come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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It was there that she bumped into Stasia Irons, and the pair bonded over a shared love for jazz, old school hip-hop and neo-soul.
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Then he stood up, bumped into a chair and walked off, saying "Ciao" and waving his hand, before returning because he had neglected to pay the bill.
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A couple of weeks ago this matriarch who I've been talking about, we bumped into each other, and I'm always bugging them with questions about the election.
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Any time a stranger and I bumped into each other, I would immediately apologize, thinking it had to have been caused by my "out of control" hips.
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After attending a screening of the Warcraft movie, British YouTuber Turps bumped into the big man himself — and decided to shoot a quick video on his phone.
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On Saturday, the pair bumped into each other at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic and shared a cheeky picture of Valderrama planting a kiss on Moore's cheek.
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It's the second weekend in a row they bumped into each other at the Miami club, but this time Weezy chilled in Birdman's section for 40 minutes.
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But then the pair bumped into some friends outside the restaurant who had just detoured around road closures due to a huge blaze in the Atwater area.
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WEST OCEAN CITY, Md. – Officials say a couple wading in the water off a Maryland beach bumped into a suitcase containing some bones and burned personal effects.
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Bradley, who received immunity to testify, said that Hernandez became angry one night out when a man bumped into him at a nightclub and spilled his drink.
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According to The Blast, Cardi bumped into a group of fans while they were exiting the Fendi store at The Shops at Crystals in the CityCenter complex.
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In February, a tourist from Florida named Sandra slipped on a city street in Denpasar, Bali and bumped into a parked motorbike, which fell onto her leg.
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I bumped into them randomly in Miami a few weeks ago when I was doing a pop-up there and we partied til eight in the morning.
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But, Washington being Washington, we also bumped into a former Republican Senate leader who now works at a lobbying firm before we could even wet our lips.
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We've bumped into each other and we've hung out and stuff, but the thing is if I hang out with someone, it's instantly like I'm "dating" them.
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On Monday afternoon, I was riding a train to Boston from Cambridge, Massachusetts, when I bumped into one of the more infamous convicted statutory rapists in America.
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In 2013, when Oklahoma City was the defending conference champion and was seeded first, Beverley bumped into the All-Star Russell Westbrook just after a timeout whistle.
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It was previously reported that the man accidentally bumped into Jones's daughter on the sidewalk, leading the 30-year-old mother to push him to the ground.
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Just before the final exam, they had their first conversation, which they continued the evening after the exam when they bumped into each other at a bar.
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On the top deck while snapping pictures of the Baltic Sea, I bumped into a group of Indians from Australia who raved about Symphony's vegan Indian cuisine.
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Kylie Jenner and her Tyga handled a potentially awkward situation with grace when the exes bumped into each other in a Las Vegas nightclub over the weekend.
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One day in early 2013, he bumped into his neighbor, Bradford L. Smith, then a senior Microsoft executive, in a driveway outside their homes in Bellevue, Wash.
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She watched as one of her best friends, who regularly defied her parents' rules against going out to protest, bumped into her own father in the street.
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The two reportedly bumped into each other amid a gathering of graduates of D.C.'s Gonzaga College High School, of which both O'Malley and Cuccinelli are alumni.
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You might not even recognize her if you bumped into her on the street (the premise of a viral video featuring the actress from earlier this year).
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But "we almost literally bumped into the stacks and stacks of boxes that have the Lumber Liquidators brand in the factory that we had gone to," he said.
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Hernandez is accused of murdering them after one of the men bumped into him on the dance floor of a Boston nightclub, causing him to spill his drink.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Five years ago, Graeme Oxby bumped into a guy he used to know, at a Jet garage in Doncaster, northern England.
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Here's how it started: The teen headed to the mall when she bumped into a girl working for Save The Children who looked exactly like her, BuzzFeed reports.
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"We bumped into each other in an event in Beijing, and struck the deal after 222 to 22.1 minutes," he said, referring to the hotel purchase in July.
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Bradley testified on Monday that Hernandez, angry after a man bumped into him and spilled his drink, shot and killed two men outside a Boston nightclub in 2012.
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"We bumped into each other in an event in Beijing, and struck the deal after 2111 to 24 minutes," he said, referring to the hotel purchase in July.
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When the singer and the actress/model bumped into each other at the Chanel Haute Couture show in Paris on the Fourth of July, Twitter had a meltdown.
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" Stoynoff describes meeting Melania later year: "I actually bumped into Melania on Fifth Avenue, in front of Trump Tower as she walked into the building, carrying baby Barron.
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But this visiting neutrino was a rare breed: it actually bumped into the ice, leaving a trail that the researchers were able to measure with their observatory, IceCube.
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Lee's idea of the shared comic universe, where all his characters coexisted and sometimes bumped into each other, led to the creation of super groups like The Avengers.
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And when I met the Today show's Natalie Morales, who was also on Court TV, we realized that we'd probably bumped into each other in the office kitchen.
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That immediately raised the question whether the strange shape was the result of erosion or whether it was originally two comets that bumped into each other and stuck.
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When Mr. Bush was president, Kennebunkport became the summer office of the White House, a spot where his grandchildren bumped into diplomats, cabinet members and heads of state.
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Old friends and neighbors bumped into one another, familiar faces came a mile a minute, even more than back in Odessa, since they were living in greater concentration.
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In a corridor, I then bumped into Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida, a veteran of Catalan politics who negotiated some of the region's most important agreements with Madrid.
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A year or so later, the two bumped into each other at a bar, spent the evening talking, exchanged messages on Facebook and soon had their first date.
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If you bumped into one shortly after Brazil's elections last year, he was probably on his way to Brasília to sound out prospects for a crucial pension reform.
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I rode my scooter down the pitlane and bumped into Tony Vandungen, who was the guy who put the pedals in that day and worked on the cars.
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The former New England Patriots tight end is accused of killing the men after one of them accidentally bumped into Hernandez and spilled his drink at the club.
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But as he went up, Astros fans attempted to catch the ball too, and it appeared they may have bumped into Bett's glove and prevented from making the catch.
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Attending the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards at Madison Square Garden last month, FLETCHER bumped into none other than Kanye West, naturally sharing the encounter on Instagram afterward. 5.
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"Bumped into my pregnant twin yesterday — @khloekardashian and I unexpectedly showed up wearing the EXACT same @nakedwardrobe dress and YEEZY boots," Nguyen Romulus captioned the same photo on Instagram.
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In his opening statement, prosecutor Patrick Haggan told the jury that Hernandez had a brief altercation with de Abreu and Safiro Furtado after one of them bumped into him.
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Bradley testified on Monday that Hernandez, angry after a clubgoer bumped into him and spilled his drink, shot and killed two men outside a Boston nightclub in July 2012.
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They also "bumped into" one of Nick's exes and Danielle was forced to sit down with her and Nick to chat, which would obviously never happen in real life.
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While Paltrow and Valentino may have just bumped into each other in Italy, their meeting could also mean the actress is consulting with the designer about her wedding dress.
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" Stoynoff detailed in her story, "That winter, I actually bumped into Melania on Fifth Avenue, in front of Trump Tower as she walked into the building, carrying baby Baron.
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After delivering gasoline to a friend to fuel his generator, Robert and Daigle bumped into a CNN reporter Wednesday walking down Louisiana 931, a state highway, in hip waders.
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At a press conference today, NASA clarified that the antenna was broken when a crane that was preparing to lift the satellite came down and bumped into the satellite.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — As House members raced to the exits for an overdue summer break in August 2007, I bumped into Representative Louise M. Slaughter in the Capitol Rotunda.
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But it was not until after they bumped into each other on a Washington sidewalk, in 2014, and agreed to get together that their acquaintanceship turned into a romance.
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Sondland revealed that after he was summoned to testify to Congress, he bumped into Trump at the White House and informed him of his plan to speak to lawmakers.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner handled a potentially awkward situation with grace as they bumped into Kylie Jenner's ex Tyga at a Beyoncé and JAY-Z concert on Sunday.
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The parents-to-be recently celebrated their babymoon with a romantic trip to Sedona, Arizona, where they hiked and even bumped into new parents Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham.
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The parents-to-be recently celebrated their babymoon with a romantic trip to Sedona, Arizona, where they hiked and even bumped into new parents Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham.
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While taking Mr. Brown's arm, in an attempt to usher him to his place, Mr. Trudeau bumped into Ruth Ellen Brosseau, one of the New Democrats also on the floor.
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She never saw Karen again, but she'd bumped into Christine—home for Christmas with her parents—in the local mall one day, and they'd had a long visit over coffee.
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Like many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
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After his charges were dismissed, Michael gave an interview on Fox-5 D.C where he said he "bumped into the cameraman," but he's insisted that he didn't do anything inappropriate.
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I bumped into Louis CK the night before and he told me, don't do your actual monologue in rehearsal, and that was probably the best advice anyone had given me.
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The girl told police she accidentally stepped on the teacher's foot while following her around, and then bumped into her shoulder as she pushed past Noirie to leave the room.
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Three months later Weinstein and Noble bumped into each other at his hotel in Cannes and he asked her to come to his room to review her reel, Noble says.
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But things seemed cool between the families after the game -- when Kyrie bumped into Bron's sons LeBron Jr. and Bryce and stopped to give 'em a handshake and bro hug.
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Yeardley Smith is one of the most famous women on earth, though you might not know it if you just bumped into her somewhere — at least until she said something.
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I had hoped to find groups to interview, but instead continually bumped into couples holding hands and staring lovingly at an illuminated exhibit of brown bears in an otherwise empty room.
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I've hit furniture hard enough to draw blood playing Selfie Tennis, and I can't count the number of people I've bumped into or nearly punched when they wandered across my space.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jackie Chan bumped into each other in Los Angeles over the weekend, documenting the reunion with a photo that they later shared with their fans on social media.
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Well, Joe Jonas and Bella Hadid (you know, the supermodel sister of his ex, Gigi Hadid) bumped into each other at the Cannes Film Festival red carpet and...everything was fine.
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Kourtney Kardashian looks like she's on great terms with her ex-boyfriend, Younes Bendjima ... because the former couple was super flirty when they bumped into each other while out grabbing drinks.
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Ayesha Curry is speaking out against a Houston Rockets fan who allegedly harassed her and bumped into her pregnant belly following one of her husband Steph Curry's basketball games this week.
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Russia has launched satellites that intentionally bumped into their own rocket stages—demonstrating that seemingly benign pieces of scientific equipment can be turned into weapons, sent to crash into enemy targets.
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VICTOR MATHER I was moving around the Maracanã stadium during the opening ceremony when I bumped into performers dressed in Elmo-like critter costumes in a hall leading to the stands.
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Golf's return to the Olympics has also been problematic for the PGA of America which once every four years has its flagship event bumped into July to accommodate the Summer Games.
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That all changed 17 seconds into Game 1, when Gobert went down with a hyperextended knee after Luc Mbah a Moute bumped into him while chasing Gordon Hayward around a screen.
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I remember this one time we bumped into an old friend of mine in the street and he laughed at me like, "wtf are you wearing?" and I went so red.
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A massive cruise ship sent folks scrambling as it barreled into an Italian dock and bumped into a much smaller boat ... which looked like something straight out of an action movie.
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"Once you've played Ping-Pong with someone naked, you can't call them 'colonel' anymore," said a German police officer, who once bumped into a high-ranking boss at a nudist camp.
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"They may have hacked in but their gopher tunnel may have gone sideways as opposed to deep in, and they just bumped into something that was already publicly available," Cowing told me.
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"There's a lot there," Stallone promises, before telling Variety that he recently bumped into the man who played OG Creed, Carl Weathers, on the street, and that he's still in fine shape.
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In addition, a janitor who had bumped into Yatim an hour earlier at a subway station, testified that the teen appeared distressed and asked him repeatedly to call the police before leaving.
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In his opening, Baez pointed out that the nightclub — which had more than a dozen cameras inside — had no usable footage of the alleged altercation in which the men bumped into Hernandez.
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The two motorcycle groups repeatedly bumped into one another at high speed, nudging one another off the road, until one force caved in and relinquished the road in favor of the other.
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"Last year at Pride some guy bumped into me by accident and when he realized I was black, he said 'ew' and wiped his arm off in front of me," they said.
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"We've never really talked about politics with Democrats," a couple we know on the right told us after we'd bumped into each other at a cafe and decided to share a table.
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Speaking to BuzzFeed News earlier this week, Erik Mendoza, the man's grandson, said the incident happened when his grandfather accidentally bumped into a little girl during his nightly walk around the neighborhood.
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Prosecutors say 19-year-old Joseph Zagarella slammed 15-year-old Ethan Costello&aposs head on a concrete floor after Costello bumped into him during a party in Lowell in October 2016.
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I gave him like 120 percent and I promise you if we had bumped into each other in the bathroom mid-meal, he'd have no idea I was sitting at his table.
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"I was just floating there and then I felt this bump and when I looked to see what I'd bumped into I was face-to-face with the shark," she tells PEOPLE.
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For years, Brazilian companies looking to tap local equity markets bumped into tepid demand as a deep recession corroded corporate profits and sky-high interest rates dampened the allure of risky investments.
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It is one of the few thriving businesses still left on Merchant Street, which old-timers — and there are now mostly old-timers — remember as once so crowded you bumped into people.
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Troops were already on the border when I bumped into Matthew Reeves, an electrical contractor from Barrow-in-Furness, who'd followed the cash in places like Kosovo, where he wired Nato bases.
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Miller, a former professional paintballer who met Robinson when the two bumped into each other during a game on a paintball field, and his wife, Linda, are also investors and vice presidents.
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When I went to the small town of Abbeville to attend a capital murder trial he was prosecuting, I bumped into him at Money's Grill during lunch and bade him good morning.
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Orchard told Reuters in June that he knew Byrne from previous business dealings, and had bumped into him in the City of London in summer 6503 when Byrne was out of work.
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At a traditional Budapest restaurant last week, a CNN team bumped into the ambassador as he enjoyed a bowl of soup and a glass of sparkling wine with two of his assistants.
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Two months later, he managed to let a few of those words loose and steered them in Ms. Moss's direction when he bumped into her at a housewarming party in Upper Marlboro.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle proved this when they "bumped into" Harry's grandfather Prince Philip on their way to introduce the Baby Sussex to the world for the first time on Wednesday.
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Witnesses tell us RG3 was sprinting Monday night at the track stadium at Florida State University (his girlfriend, Grete Sadeiko, is on the Track & Field team) when he accidentally bumped into another runner.
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On Tuesday, marine biologist Ocean Ramsey and her team got the thrill of a lifetime when a giant Great White Shark bumped into their boat as they worked off the coast of Oahu.
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Late on the night of April 4, 1970, at an airport in Windsor, Ontario, Emile Francis, the Rangers' coach at the time, bumped into Sid Abel, who was coaching the Detroit Red Wings.
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It is easy to imagine the Clintons, the Trumps, the Cuomos, Mr. Bloomberg and Rudolph W. Giuliani all having bumped into one another in the pool room at some point and enjoyed it.
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Back in the 1980s, President Reagan included in his tax reform the indexing of much of the federal tax code for inflation, so wage earners wouldn't be automatically bumped into higher tax brackets.
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Back in Munich, Märtens bumped into an old friend who was intrigued by his innovation and the two teamed up, refining the design some, adding the signature yellow stitching, and anglicizing Märtens' name.
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On Tuesday night, in the first heat of the men's 500-meter qualifiers, the Australian skater Andy Jung tripped but stayed upright, then quickly bumped into the American Aaron Tran on a corner.
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They also learned that each was seeing someone else, so despite texting each other in the ensuing days they both lost touch, though they frequently bumped into each other in their building lobby.
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Like so many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch on Wednesday at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
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Friday's report recommends that once costumers exceed their monthly data cap, they be bumped into a Binge On-style program that lets them watch reduced quality video and access other low-bandwidth content.
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The couple met on the dating app Bumble in 2016, and just a few months after they'd started seeing each other, they bumped into Rabbi Blake at the party of a mutual friend.
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When he bumped into her in the dark, the little yelp that ensued was close enough to the traumatic screams of old that it brought me out of a sound sleep, heart pounding.
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I think what's happening is that we had a very rapid move in stocks and it could be that one strategy bumped into another and all of a sudden someone had to liquidate.
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Thunberg told BBC Radio 4 on Monday that if she&aposd bumped into Trump at the United Nations climate summit in New York City in September, she "probably" would not have said anything.
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NAUCALPAN DE JUÁREZ, Mexico — Nine holes into his record-tying round Sunday, Justin Thomas bumped into Rory McIlroy, who was waiting to tee off on the first hole at Club de Golf Chapultepec.
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The pop singer apparently bumped into the divisive British talking head at an LA restaurant on Tuesday night, and their "chat" turned into a puzzling Twitter selfie of the two together, complete with duckfaces.
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I bumped into him in 2008 and discovered that he was no longer employed by any hospital, addicted to drugs, HIV positive, facing multiple felony charges, and I just wondered what the hell happened.
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Darden joked -- we're guessing it's a joke -- that he wished the detective whose use of the n-word torpedoed the case would have bumped into Simpson sometime around 10 PM on June 12, 1994.
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I sat down for an hour-long coffee with Deval Patrick so he could explain his path to victory and bumped into Tulsi Gabbard any number of times around town — she essentially moved here.
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The drive nearly didn't start at all after Kansas City safety Daniel Sorensen bumped into his teammate, punt returner Tyreek Hill, at the Chiefs' 2063-yard line, leading to a scrum for the football.
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In general, nearly four out of 10 Americans have personally witnessed a distracted walking "incident," in which people on their phones have bumped into or tripped over something, according to a recent academy study.
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There I bumped into the famous Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paper of 1935 ["Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete," the first paper to point to the phenomenon now called quantum entanglement].
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But on the same weekend we both went to the Berghain on the Saturday night and randomly bumped into each other and this time we managed to stay together and partied until the end.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry walked the yellow carpet at the event in central London, where they bumped into the singer, who voices Nala the lioness in the animated film, and her rapper husband.
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A model at Salvatore Ferragamo walked in one direction in a fringed flapper dress and almost bumped into a model walking the other way in a cherry red bathing suit and matching sheer anorak.
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The audience on Friday night was so susceptible to shock that there were gasps when one character was splashed with hot liquid and when another bumped into a piece of furniture in the dark.
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The two bumped into each other in town a few times, and then in 2017, sparks flew between them when Mr. Corse's father invited Dr. Brodlie to the family's annual Fourth of July party.
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Outside the "Hadestown" stage door, a few minutes before curtain on a recent evening, Chavkin bumped into Anaïs Mitchell, the show's thirty-five-year-old writer and composer, who had flown in from Vermont.
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His mother retired as a lawyer from the Bergen County Mental Health Law Project in Paramus, N.J. The couple, who met in 2005 at a holiday party, bumped into each other over the years.
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Many believe Temer would have an easier time implementing austerity measures after Rousseff's pledges of spending cuts and tax increases bumped into strong opposition from her own lawmakers following her tight reelection in 2014.
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We're told police understand the situation as follows ... Tekashi and his guys were heading down a hallway in Barclays to hit up a VIP area in the arena, when they bumped into Casanova and co.
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I bumped into Salesforce founder Marc Benioff courtside before the game, while also said to be in attendance were Rakuten CEO Hiroshi "Mickey" Mikitani, Hewlett Packard Enterprise President Keerti Melkote and Uber CMO Rebecca Messina.
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When Murkowski left her office, she dipped out the back, bumped into E&E reporter Geof Koss and gave him the news: She was a 'no' and Roberts would not have to break the tie.
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We literally bumped into "The Price Is Right" host when he casually walked through the massive anti-Trump rally going down in Washington, D.C. -- where things had taken a violent turn shortly before he arrived.
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I would have been at a bad angle, and that was just one of those, 'We're two guys walking down the hallway, and we bumped into each other and had to hold each other up.
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The little robots had a limited repertoire of behaviors: they were programmed to move toward light, and, when they bumped into an obstacle, to move about in random directions until they found a way forward.
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Ms. Slotkin was in the green room at MSNBC, waiting to be interviewed, when she bumped into a lawyer she knew from her days working on Mr. Bush's National Security Council, John B. Bellinger III.
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As it happened, I arrived for the interview extra early and bumped into her on the street, taking a morning stroll around Union Square with her son and seemingly unrecognized in her big winter coat.
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I didn't know then that Pete was a Democratic Party darling and an Obama protegee; at the time, he was only another gay guy, a fellow millennial, a person I'd bumped into at a party.
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"We bumped into each other in the hallway next to the escalator, as I was walking out," he continued, adding that several members of the American and Ukrainian delegations, bodyguards and hotel staff were nearby.
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A contact binary fits with some theories of how the planets formed — that clouds of pebbles clumped together into larger lobe-size bodies, and then these two lobes gently bumped into each other and stuck.
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That night, we were doing our thing and had our own little circle going on in the back of the club, until one drunk/drugged man in a suit bumped into us and started mocking us.
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I kind of bumped into the music industry; I met the owner of the label and we became friends and he and his business partner offered me a job and here I am 11 years later.
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" Dropping one of his granddaughters at school, he had been so focused on waving goodbye that he had bumped into another parent, who refused his apology and told him to "watch where the hell you're going.
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The second thing was that as I reported the profile — as well as other technology stories — I kept meeting scientists and other researchers who had bumped into Mr. Page at Google's various academic and scientific gatherings.
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It was at the time of the so much celebrated — and now declared clinically dead — Arab Spring, during a warm, jasmine-scented morning, that I first bumped into the raised hand in the streets of Damascus.
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We got the ex-'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star leaving Catch LA Tuesday around 9:40 pm where she bumped into a lady who had a child with her ... which was not okay with Brandi.
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According to witness reports, Karla Garrufe, 21, died on Thursday morning after being gunned down by a man whose car she had bumped into from behind, said Miguel Angel Guerrero, a spokesman for prosecutors in Tijuana.
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Deb Haaland, a newly elected Democrat from New Mexico who is one of the first Native American women to serve in Congress, bumped into a Republican freshman in an elevator at their hotel, and introduced herself.
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Sources tell us Mario was working out at the Planet Hollywood Spa by Mandara in Vegas Friday and as he was leaving the bathroom in the spa, he bumped into a guy ... and things escalated quickly.
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The couple met in April 2015, when Ms. Schlosstein, leaving the Bowery Hotel bar and restaurant in New York with a friend, bumped into Mr. Strumwasser, who was just coming in and knew Ms. Schlosstein's friend.
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After Mr. Heming's death, Ms. Heming arranged for an inventory of the paintings he left behind, and later, in a grocery store, a friend of hers bumped into a friend of his, the artist Eric Fischl.
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DiCaprio was caught on camera making a hilarious face and giving the singer the side-eye after she bumped into him on her way to receive her best actress in a limited series or TV movie award.
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If you live in North America, where most pinball machines have been manufactured and played, it's unlikely you've bumped into something from Zaccaria, despite the Italian company thriving for over a decade and creating nearly fifty tables.
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It was not a pretty victory as the chestnut colt, ridden by jockey Joel Rosario, did not break well from the gate and bumped into Knicks Go while making his move from the outside down the stretch.
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Ho, whose constituency includes the area, has denied working with the gangs, saying that he only bumped into the men later and thanked them for "defending their homes" but was unaware at the time of the violence.
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As a disclaimer, I've had the pleasure of DJing with Will in the past and I bumped into him at fabric once and I've never seen anyone look happier to be in a club before or since.
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I realized that journalists' prying eyes weren't really welcome on the dancefloor anymore, so I escaped to the bar and bumped into one of the English cyclists, who asked that she not be named for this piece.
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I took advantage of his volubility, peppering J with questions about life in the Special Forces — my attempt to gain purchase on G. One day, I bumped into J in the lobby of the on-campus gym.
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The two men had bumped into each other near the turnstiles, and Mr. Davis told the police that Mr. Han had followed him down the platform, berating him with obscenities, grabbing his shoulder and hurling death threats.
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In his opening statement, prosecutor Patrick Haggan told the jury that Hernandez had a brief altercation with de Abreu and Safiro Furtado after one of them bumped into him, which Hernandez allegedly took as an insult, Haggan claimed.
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While waiting for a press briefing, Lexington wandered around the garden used by NATO troops as a place to unwind, and bumped into the scout troop, complete with earnest, English-speaking scout masters, "Afghanistan" patches on their shoulders.
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"When George decided not to make the third trilogy, he completely jettisoned that storyline, which is why in the first ten minutes, Boba Fett gets bumped into and falls into the mouth of a giant monster," Miller said.
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But in July, when they bumped into each other on the Upper West Side, Mr. Wilson seized the moment by asking Ms. Rapp on an impromptu date to a bar in Chinatown to watch a friend's band perform.
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Google has finally seen some decent shipments for a product that connects to a TV. But it has also bumped into competitors, including Amazon, which has removed Chromecast from its online store, cutting off a key retail channel.
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A few years ago, I had been backpacking solo around the world, sleeping on strangers' couches and hitchhiking from point A to B when I bumped into a handsome German and decided to stick around for a while.
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The dispute between Anna Lushchinskaya, a 40-year-old white woman, and the 24-year-old passenger, a woman of Asian descent, began after Lushchinskaya bumped into the woman early Tuesday, the New York Police Department told CNN.
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The Carpetbagger Shortly after the curtain fell on the 2010 Academy Awards, Michael Barker, the co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, bumped into the French director Jacques Audiard, and was startled to find him grinning from ear to ear.
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But later, after we returned to Kobani, I bumped into four bewildered, hump-backed figures, stout of build with huge backpacks, just-arrived ex-army demolition experts from New Zealand, the UK, and France, commissioned by a Danish NGO.
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Indeed, it shouldn't come as a surprise that these ancient elephants frequently bumped into each other; for a time, mammoths had a territory that extended from modern-day Portugal and Spain all the way to the US East Coast.
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Luckett went on to reveal that after praying for a husband, she bumped into designer Nikki Chu at a friend's wedding and she arranged a blind introduction between Luckett and Walker because she believed they would hit it off.
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The reality star had been the subject of gossip reports that she'd been "attacked" by a man who bumped into her as she left swanky Los Angeles restaurant Mr. Chow, after attending the Fashion Los Angeles Awards last night.
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According to Press and Guide, a video that has since been removed from social media allegedly showed Altaii sitting on the edge of the balcony when he was bumped into by another person, which may have caused his fall.
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Behind the scenes: Mnuchin is expected to make it clear — as he did the last time the Trump administration bumped into the debt ceiling — that he won't mess around with the full faith and credit of the U.S. government.
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Mr. Fishman began his road back to Travelers in 19743, when, at a party for New York City Ballet in Manhattan, he bumped into Robert I. Lipp, a former colleague who had become chief executive of the Travelers spinoff.
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Wallace had managed to dodge all the wrecks for the whole race — one of which knocked out Danica Patrick, prematurely ending her final Nascar race — until the final lap when he got bumped into the wall by Denny Hamlin.
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Michael J. Imperiale, a professor of microbiology and immunology and associate vice president for research at the University of Michigan, who is also white, said he still thought about the day he bumped into a stranger at a restaurant.
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"It shows that although we went through this path where we butted heads or were at crossroads and I guess we bumped into each other a bad way, we're still brothers at the end of the day," he said.
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" She also elaborated on her difficult relationship with Weinstein, who allegedly exhibited "bullying and nasty" behavior: "For my whole career, Harvey Weinstein, whenever I've bumped into him, he'd grab my arm and say, 'Don't forget who gave you your first movie.
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I randomly bumped into the director again, and long story short, he sent me the link for the short and I was watching it — this was probably two years ago — and it opens up with me making out with some chick.
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A day after Prince William handed Victoria Beckham an award at Buckingham Palace (and got her to flash a rare smile!), he, Princess Kate and Prince Harry bumped into another former member of the girl group, Emma Bunton – aka Baby Spice.
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One of the pods I tried did seem to have a calibration problem, with the Vive warning me I was about to hit a wall only after I'd bumped into it, but that seemed to be a one-off aberration.
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I guess when I was a bit older and we'd be out in public, and something would happen, if someone accidentally bumped into her, or spilled something on her, she just couldn't handle her rage, and freak out at them.
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As a former U.S. attorney told Axios at the time, "Here's what must have happened: Mueller bumped into evidence of criminal conduct that was beyond his scope, so he referred it to the Rod," meaning Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.
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A few examples of things you don't need to apologize for include sneezing, standing in someone's way (but you're both in a crowded space with little room to move), getting bumped into by someone else, being interrupted and so on.
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Passengers who buy basic economy tickets are not assigned seats, nor are they allowed to put any luggage in the overhead bins (at least not without incurring a fee or getting bumped into a higher-cost fare class by United).
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The trio came together when Prentice moved on to Atomico — the VC firm started by Skype's founders after they sold to eBay — and Chu, then with investment firm BlackPine, invited him to invest in Lufax where he bumped into Tai.
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A little credit is due to the Disney Channel's Girl Meets World, which proved that these old shows could benefit from being bumped into the modern era and given a new generation of kids who need to learn life lessons.
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But a week later, on the day the budget was coming up for vote, and with the House facing a hard deadline for its passage, Blades bumped into Ross, who asked if they could meet for a minute in Blades's office.
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Video &aposSMALLVILLE&aposS&apos ALLISON MACK WENT FROM HUNGRY ACTRESS TO BRUTAL SEX SLAVE LEADER WITH NXIVM, REPORT SAYS She was apparently looking for spiritual guidance in her life when she bumped into the cult, according to a Hollywood Reporter exposé.
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Back then, vibrations could quickly get irksome; if, like me, you were not particularly good at videogames as a child and routinely bumped into things, the near-constant shuddering would viciously shake the controller until your hands started to go numb.
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Carolina had the potential game-tying goal by Teuvo Teravainen with 1:58 left waved off due to goalie interference on Justin Williams, who bumped into Blackwood's stick moments before Teravainen's shot bounced off the crossbar and into the net.
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One morning, while we were walking in her neighborhood, Atwood bumped into an old friend, Adrienne Clarkson, a college contemporary who went on to have a distinguished career as a broadcaster, and, for six years, as the governor general of Canada.
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A former U.S. attorney helps Axios readers interpret the raid: "Here's what must have happened: Mueller bumped into evidence of criminal conduct that was beyond his scope, so he referred it to the Rod," Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.
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Tampa Bay was back in business at the Carolina 30-yard line midway through the second quarter when Panthers return specialist Ted Ginn Jr. muffed a punt as teammate Teddy Williams bumped into him and Tampa Bay's Russell Shepard recovered.
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At the corner of West 53rd Street, Ms. Henner bumped into Audra McDonald, whom she'd seen earlier in the summer (Monday, June 18, she'll tell you) at a fund-raiser for Covenant House, and then into her younger son, Joey.
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If you want to communicate to someone that something is a "Major uncertainty," you would say "That's a BIG IF." ■ 22D: I bumped into Phil DONAHUE the one time he came to the American Crossword Tournament, and he hasn't returned since.
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The Chinese diaspora has a long history of finding a foothold, and then thriving, in some of the world's most remote places: I've bumped into Chinese merchants everywhere from the Arctic tundra of Siberia to mining towns in the Andes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka was 'freaking out' when she bumped into Spider-Man actor Tom Holland in a Tokyo hotel gym recently but while still admittedly starstruck off the court, the 20-year-old is no shrinking violet on it.
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But now they returned: tens of thousands of them, horrifying but harmless, drunk-driving through the air so that they bumped into heads and ears, encrusting telephone poles and parked cars with their delicate, amber-hued, almost Egyptian discarded shells.
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It started before this married couple even started dating, when, as writers on "A Different World," they bumped into each other as each sought solace, after the Rodney King verdict in 1992, at the First A.M.E. Church of Los Angeles.
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Once, driving down Melrose, we had been so focused on the darker corners that we almost bumped into the most obvious version of homelessness — a young man dancing down the sidewalk, talking to the air, face and hands grimy with dirt.
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Eight per cent of all adults say that they have been bumped into on a daily basis while walking on the street, because the other person was looking at their phone, while a quarter said that this happens at least once a week.
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In the interview, Turner opened up about her long career (she even revealed which co-star she once slapped), and when asked if she'd ever bumped into President Trump at a New York party in the '80s, the actress didn't hold anything back.
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It still floors me that these pills were so pure, even though I knew nothing about drug safety and had flogged them for £4 off some kid I vaguely knew from school who I'd bumped into on the street literally hours beforehand.
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As long as I stayed within 10 feet of CHiP, the robot dog stayed hard on my heels, though it did follow me like a slightly distracted puppy, darting this way and that and then dashing forward until it bumped into me.
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I bumped into the managers from both guesthouses I stayed at in Ometepe—Manuel from Hotel Kencho was delivering 40 orders of chicken and rice to the festival VIPs, and Edwin from Casa de Charly was there raving with a couple of pals.
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The journey from one stand to the next provides great opportunities to shake some hands—like when we bumped into Noël Jamet, five-time world champion of pig squealing, and my prime minister coaxed him into a selfie and a live demo.
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According to a Consequence of Sound interview from last week, Manson bumped into Bieber while Bieber was wearing some of his own merch—the kind with a repurposed Marilyn Manson photo stretched across the front of a T-shirt, to be specific.
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That satisfaction extends even to reunions where Game of Thrones has done a poor job of explaining how long it's been since certain characters saw each other — like I could have sworn Arya and Jon bumped into each other last season, but nope!
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In recent years, the preferred explanation for the origin of the moon has been "the big whack": very soon after the formation of Earth and the rest of the solar system, the Mars-size interloper that astronomers have named Theia bumped into Earth.
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After Kara's daughter, Belle, bumped into the couple while running after her dad, the pair brought out a gold Mickey Mouse ring because they were so reminded of their child — "who in their words, 'was adorable like their little girl,&apos" Kara wrote.
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He cherishes his childhood on the Upper West Side: taking the subway alone to see Rangers games at Madison Square Garden, getting bumped into on the subway, fighting for space in a crosswalk and learning to navigate the city alone at age 12.
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He was deeply shaken by the episode, and apparently on the verge of drowning himself in the Thames, when he bumped into a playboy friend, Sir Wellbore Agar, who lured him away with the promise of drink, a woman, beef and Yorkshire pudding.
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Then — "as I was finishing my crème brûlée," Mr. Scott-Railton said — a reporter and photographer from The Associated Press, alerted by Mr. Scott-Railton and lurking nearby, confronted the visitor, who bumped into chairs and circled the room while trying to flee.
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Rating It's heartwarming and inspiring to watch leaders of countries come together in agreement (one of the best moments, and the biggest laughs, happens when Justin Trudeau bumped into Gore in the hallway and introduces himself as "Justin Trudeau, prime minister of Canada").
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And two years ago, Gawker noted how in an appearance on Arsenio Hall's TV show, Prince made a point of expressing gay panic several times, even wincing when talking about all the "dudes" who bumped into him at an Oscars party he attended.
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The scale and style of that volcanism has changed dramatically over that 4.5 billion years—heck, after Thera bumped into proto-Earth to form the Moon, we probably had a planet-wide lava lake as the molten Earth coalesced and cooled from the collision.
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The woman in question was seen exiting a rush-hour subway at the Forest Hills-2577st Ave station with a baby strapped to her chest when a 53-year-old woman attempting to get on an E train accidentally bumped into her, the spokesman says.
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Then like we had just bumped into each other the second time at the convention center, and it was like God just kept on making us just really bump into each other like on some, y'all need to really just fuck with each other.
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Estranged father fatally stabbed In 2011, Zyrus' father, Ricky Pempengco, was stabbed to death in the Philippines while shopping in San Pedro township where he bumped into Angel Capili, who allegedly stabbed Pembengco in the chest and back with an ice pick, according to police.
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I bumped into him at the dining room table over a meal or in the living room while the grown-ups drank tumblers of whiskey or at the beach when my mother cursed him, toes in the sand, as she remembered Cuba's idyllic beaches.
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At the Mondial Coiffure et Beauté on September 11th-12th Bruno Le Maire, a centre-right would-be candidate on his way to a lesson in lissage brésilien (Brazilian hair-straightening), bumped into Emmanuel Macron, an aspirant from the left, fresh from a barber's shave.
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We are not all ugly, and to declare otherwise is to erase the pain of those who are perceived as such daily—who are bumped into on sidewalks because others literally don't see them, or else harassed on those sidewalks because their appearances offend others.
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The Carpetbagger At Fox Searchlight's holiday party in New York last week, the Bagger bumped into a couple of stars from two of the studio's splashiest 2016 productions: one of the films soared to great heights, while the other crashed to an unimagined low.
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Brin at least seemed to be of this world — I later bumped into him at a restaurant in San Francisco, where he was attending some sort of party for the Google Glass team, wearing a pair on his face — but Page was a phantom.
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Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE accidentally bumped into a door while entering Number 10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister's residence, on Tuesday.
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The rumor mill was spinning like crazy after pics and videos showed BC and YBN hanging together at Houston restaurant Turkey Leg Hut and a nightclub ... but we're told they bumped into each other at the eatery and went to the club as old pals.
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I bumped into Bald Mustache Man again in a room full of clocks and an old woman and was made to stand eyeball to eyeball with him, staring into his face for what seemed like an eternity, while two the nymphs in white dresses danced around us.
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You would definitely still feel the impact if this pneumatic tentacle bumped into you while it was moving around, but since it's designed to be flexible and pliable, most of the collision should be absorbed, resulting in little to no injuries for a human co-worker.
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And on Tuesday, Consumer Reports wrote about the experience of another Model X owner who had the opposite problem: One of the car's falcon wing doors wouldn't close, and on one occasion, the door's sensor malfunctioned and the door bumped into an overhang, resulting in minor damage.
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Boston answered when David Pastrnak caught goalie Matt Murray out of the crease — the goalie and Dumoulin both thought about going after the puck behind the net and bumped into each other — and scored into a gaping net to make it 3-3 at 13:20.
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Plus, this is part of a pattern of behavior, as he previously called a man from Massachusetts an "ugly fucking foreigner" when he bumped into him on the street and made anti-Semitic comments toward an Orthodox Jewish man who was in a protest, according to CNN.
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I've been all across Africa and I've never seen so many crocs, sunbathing their scaly selves on the beach, slithering around in the sediment-rich, chocolate-milk-colored water and waiting until the last possible instant to slowly sink away before our skiff bumped into them.
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On a different day, a very muscular, seemingly very strong man who bumped into me coming out of a Japanese takeout restaurant, shouted "Oy, get out of my way you fat c*unt" with such vitriol that I was genuinely afraid he might come at me.
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Though the couple overlapped for three years at Dartmouth, from 2008 to 2011, and had many mutual friends on campus, they did not meet until 2014 at a bar in Los Angeles, where Mr. Tracy accidentally bumped into Ms. Hirshey, knocking her drink out of her hand.
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I was reminded by a friend that I said at a BBQ where I bumped into her in May of 2016 that I thought Trump might win, just based on how things were going at that point, but I still thought Clinton was the likely winner.
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" When asked to clarify, Olympios said, "She's very aggressive — she was very cold when I saw her before the show, which I don't think I was supposed to, because everybody got very nervous when we bumped into each other and you could tell they were like, 'Oh, shit.
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The prosecution argues that Officer Liang was "in complete control of his gun," noting that he was alone in the stairwell, that no one bumped into him, that he did not stumble and that the trigger of the weapon required a particularly high amount of pressure to pull.
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The next morning, after picking up excellent butter-laden croissants across the street at Bonfiglio & Bread and enjoying them with coffee in Rivertown's modern, sun-filled lobby, we bumped into Monica Byrne and Leisah Swenson, owners of the Red Hook restaurant Home/Made, a favorite brunch spot of ours.
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But 15 years later, I bumped into him at a restaurant, and he sent me a note that said, 'I never think of the days of making that movie without a twinge of guilt and shame, for being, well, not the best I would have liked to have been.
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In the Running Richard A. Dietl, known to most by the percussive nickname Bo, climbed the stairs of a subway platform at Union Square in Manhattan when he bumped into a man who knew him from his time as a police officer in crime-plagued Harlem in the 1970s.
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After lunch we stopped at Ki'Xocolatl — the chocolate store next to the restaurant run by two Belgians — and bumped into Carmen, a painter from Mexico City, and Marcela, a Yucatecan artist who got out her phone to show me pictures of the sculptures she makes from sisal fiber.
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"What can I say about these two and this moment here tonight at Bridgestone Arena, other than it's just good to have pals… And @mirandalambert, who I randomly bumped into yesterday in Nashville, who asked about the show and said she and her husband were thinking about coming down," he wrote.
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Since 2014, there have only been 34 reported accidents involving self-driving cars on California roads, according to state incident reports — and most happened when a human-driven car rear-ended or bumped into a self-driving car stopped at a red light or stop sign, or driving at low speed.
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Though he didn't ask the show's producers for permission, Baron Cohen says he did get a last-minute seal of approval from the night's host: "I bumped into Chris Rock on the way on and pitched him the gig and he gave me the thumbs up, so I went for it."
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A passenger, Aaron Scherb, told the News-Democrat and ABC News that March, the sole attendant on the flight, slurred her in-flight safety speech and stopped after 10 seconds, ignored a call on the plane's internal telephone, dropped things, bumped into passengers, and passed out in her seat unbuckled.
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Now it's been bumped into next year, and the significantly shorter follow-up clip doesn't add much to the story of an unhappy wife (Anne Hathaway) who lures a fishing-boat captain (Matthew McConaughey) into a plot to kill her allegedly abusive husband (Jason Clarke, who's also cuckolded in "The Aftermath").
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Nearly all the skincare and personal care products I use on a daily basis — the creams, gels, toner, lotion, contact lens solution, toothpaste, retainer, and more — currently sit on it and it hasn't budged in the last almost two years of use, even after I've bumped into it multiple times.
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Not long ago, on one of the Upper East Side avenues he haunts, Paul McCartney bumped into a woman (my wife, as it happens) who as a small child had seen him onstage and held her ears against the screaming, and, like every woman of her generation, has idolized him since.
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"I just love how you -- I think I told you this when I bumped into you -- how you'll suffer some minor injustice in the world from another, have it out with them, you suffer no fools, and then you invite them back to listen to your new turntable or something," Pitt continued.
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Metz, who was nominated for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series for her role as Kate Pearson in This Is Us, said she listened to Hall and Oats while getting ready for her big night and that she almost "passed out" when she bumped into Tituss Burgess from the Netflix hit Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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The film's centrepiece recounts how Mr Murray bumped into a rock band at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, went with them to a house party, carried in their guitar amps, served lasagne to his fellow guests, accompanied the band on the tambourine and sweet-talked the police who responded to noise complaints.
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Then you've got the blacker than black basements tucked away in the trendier enclaves of everywhere from Berlin to Birmingham, the kind of places where you'll probably bump into someone with a Sex Tags Mania tattoo and a really good anecdote about the time they bumped into Palms Trax at a Kassem Mosse show.
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Lear—the 95-year-old producer who has worked on classic television shows including All in the Family, The Jeffersons and Maude— cruised with 86-year-old Moreno, the star of Netflix's reboot of One Day at a Time, but as they tried to reverse into position for photographers, Lear bumped into the wall behind them.
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Denizens of the Lower East Side in the rapidly gentrifying early aughts might have bumped into her at Mondo Kim's on St. Marks Place, where she was a salesclerk ("I would sit there and listen to Lydia Lunch really loud," she said), or behind the bar at the similarly defunct club Tonic, where she also performed one-off shows with various outfits.
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" But PEOPLE Editor in Chief Jess Cagle says in a statement about Stoynoff's piece, "In this week's issue of PEOPLE (which hits newsstands in New York on Wednesday), we feature a story that includes at least six named sources who can corroborate Natasha Stoynoff's account – including one woman (a friend of Natasha's) who was actually with her when she bumped into Melania Trump on Fifth Ave.
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When Hank Greenberg -- who had just been discharged from military service and was back playing left field -- jogged in at the end of one of the Cubs' turns at bat, the future Hall of Famer was so close that if he hadn't stopped and turned left to step down into the Tigers dugout, he'd have bumped into the railing right in front of us.
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When I was in my lawyer's office in Lawrence, a few days later, he told me that I had bumped into the back of someone but not even dented their car, in slow, heavy traffic on the highway, then pulled off the side of the road—blowing both tires on the right side of the car in the process—and tried to make my getaway.
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Along the way, he bumped into the team's mascot, a gray-furred bird named Star, who had just examined his costume, which was 212015 years old and still moist from a recent preseason outing ("If we could by chance find some Lysol, that would be fantastic"), and the captain of the dance team ("I have a minor urgent problem — there's a leak in the dance room").
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Each pocket of fans I awkwardly bumped into was engaging with the event in a different way — some with an academic interest in what was essentially a literary conference, others for the opportunity to externalize their superfandom, a few to take in celebrity sightings (the biggest name was undoubtedly Iwan Rheon, season 6's archvillain Ramsay Bolton, who got boy band-level praise at one panel) and some just to socialize.
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File this one under "awkward encounters of the correspondents' dinner kind," as onetime White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and political reporter Ryan Lizza nearly bumped into one another.
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Sporting A benefit of living in a small college town with a big-time college basketball team is that in the course of grocery shopping, changing your car's oil or donating blood, there's a not-insignificant chance that you'll meet in real life the hoops stars you watch on TV. That happened last summer: My daughter Georgia and I were running an errand on the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill campus when we bumped into Tony Bradley.
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