Allison Williams bumps into a wall during Peter Pan Live!
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Aaron bumps into Ana (Francia Raisa) in the cafeteria line.
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"Don't apologize when someone else bumps into you," Hammer writes.
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In the middle of this crisis, George bumps into Taylor again.
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That's when she bumps into Becky with the good hair — Laoghaire.
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DuckDuckGo constantly bumps into Google's business, which stretches far beyond search.
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"Do you have where she bumps into the body?" she asks.
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But the superstar still bumps into barriers, even when bursting through others.
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"Sorry pal" McIlroy mutters when he accidentally bumps into me whilst stretching.
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"Some guy with earbuds in bumps into you — that's Wall Street," Sgt.
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While she's there, she bumps into her childhood friend Marcus (Randall Park).
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Benatia bumps into Ronaldo, and Ronaldo executes the "oh-I'm-injured" barrel roll.
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Vertonghem bumps into Mbappe, who sells it with a leap and a fall.
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And when he bumps into his neighbors, he bubbles over with the news.
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The plan is going swimmingly, until the owner bumps into Kimmy and Titus outside.
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The unlikely source is Mary Hawkins, whom she bumps into at the village apothecary.
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DISLIKEThe handheld doesn't offer a lot of suction, and the robot bumps into almost everything.
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When renewable energy starts expanding too much, it bumps into these limits and is curtailed.
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She bumps into Konstantin (Kim Bodin) while stealing a car, who offers her an escape.
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His latest invention is a modded Roomba that screams horrifically when it bumps into things.
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At a Vietnamese restaurant, he bumps into a hacktivist friend who looks all of 17.
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One bumps into the next, until they're latched together like a train of snaking bodies.
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What happens when a self-parking car bumps into something with no one in the car?
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Jane's second fascinating encounter arrives towards the end of the episode, when Petrov bumps into her.
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Piglet, who has her big red balloon with her, bumps into Prince George on the way.
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Older Alex of course bumps into her years later, and lo, they really hit it off.
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This setup is prime territory for Curtis—the arena where the amazing bumps into the humdrum.
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While she's in town, she bumps into her old flame Clay, a local music promoter (Wes Brown).
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Same as if the character "bumps into" a physical structure and doesn't respond as you would expect.
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So that means it zig-zags all around your home, changing directions when it bumps into furniture.
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She bumps into a man, hands him an AirPod and starts dancing with him under the snow.
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On another occasion, Jesus curses a child to death after he bumps into him on the street.
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"If someone accidentally bumps into you, if it's an accident, then probably let it go," says LSDXOXO.
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Say some guy bumps into you, causing you to drop your book of H.C. Andersen fairy tales.
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So are the cops, and Sev, carrying a box of cereal, accidentally bumps into one of them.
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The first sign of something amiss is when Molly bumps into an old friend, Crystal (Yakira Chambers).
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Someone bumps into the doorknob, and the closet door just opens, revealing the ugliest beliefs inside of us.
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When an insect lands and bumps into trigger hairs on the surface of these leaves, the trap closes.
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As the show progresses, he experiments with the former and serendipitously bumps into a pathway to the latter.
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The episode ends with Issa walking into a 7-11, where she bumps into Lawrence himself, completely unexpectedly.
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In line at a coffee shop, Roberta is mentally rehearsing her order when another woman bumps into her.
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At the dinner party, Kimmy bumps into Perry and apologizes for freaking out at him all those episodes ago.
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Having failed to get the required reaction, he bumps into his opponent's chest before collapsing theatrically to the ground.
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A repatriated French banker says so many people have moved to central Paris that she often bumps into London friends.
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Alone, the Food TV star takes a walk around New York and bumps into his season 1 ex-girlfriend Rachel.
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In the story, Swift bumps into actor Tom Hiddleston (who is not allergic to cats) at the 2015 Met Gala.
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If dark matter bumps into the nucleus of another particle in the detector, it should cause a tiny bubble to form.
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Now, she's heading out on a mission in honor of her late dad, but bumps into two misfits on her way.
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" So Blakely began recruiting other mothers-to-be to turn their baby bumps into what the entrepreneur called "canvases of hope.
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She bumps into the crew of the USS Enterprise, adding another prominent female character to a franchise that's pretty guy-heavy.
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When an insect lands and bumps into trigger hairs on the leaves, the trap closes and digestive enzymes dissolve its prey.
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And at least it's more practical than the Roomba created by YouTuber Michael Reeves that screams when it bumps into things.
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But unlike the grim Javert, he's also flat-out hilarious, spewing forth acid commentary that will turn those goose bumps into guffaws.
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Finally, Jughead, fresh off of creating the most exciting G&G "quest" in decades, bumps into the Gargoyle King in the forest.
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She "accidentally" bumps into Annie at the craft store, where she gushes about the séance and pushes Annie to try it herself.
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Justin is bummed that they won't be hooking up tonight, but he leaves the room… which is when he bumps into Bryce.
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He then bumps into Marilla at his father's grave, and the two share remembrances about the man they've both loved and lost.
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In a Seattle café, Bernadette bumps into a former colleague, Paul Jellinek (Laurence Fishburne), whom she hasn't seen for twenty-one years.
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This wristlet wallet is comfortable to carry and the strap ensures your valuables won't go flying in case someone bumps into you.
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Everyone keeps mistaking him for an elderly man, including a teenager named Tyler (Niles Fitch) that he bumps into at the movies.
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After what might have been a long hard day of cycling and museum-hopping, Bradley bumps into a bloke called Duke Hugh.
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He bumps into Vincent as he's signing a bunch of Slaves vinyl, some pretty rare, for an eager fan outside the venue.
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The video is insane -- showing a muscular dude dancing in a club on August 19 before another patron accidentally bumps into him.
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She bumps into two men who run her company's foundation and they gush about how great she is and I happily agree.
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In what appears to be a total coincidence, Dom bumps into Irving, the talkative Dark Army minion — is there any other kind?
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Phil (Ty Burrell) and Claire (Julie Bowen) search for their own fun, while Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) bumps into an old flame.
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In a very Hugh Grant-esque meet-cute, she immediately bumps into Kash (Nickesh Patel) when she loses her suitcase at the airport.
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It bumps into all these molecules more easily, while red light, with it's much longer and more stretched-out wavelengths, can slip through.
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It is there that he bumps into a former schoolmate, Hae-mi (Jeon Jong-seo), who has the confidence and vivacity he lacks.
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In the scene, Vanellope (the character voiced by Sarah Silverman) bumps into a man in the "Oh My Disney" area of the Internet.
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Cram a few thousand people elbow-to-elbow for hours on end, and no one really notices when someone "accidentally" bumps into them.
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Some beefy guy walking the opposite way bumps into a student as he walks past, then says, "Watch it, asshole," before marching away.
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This big-budget lip-sync battle has a classic rom-com premise: the boy literally bumps into the girl and they lock eyes.
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Besides lacking touch control in the menus, the screen bumps into the viewfinder eyecup when you try to get the full 640000-degree position.
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Unfortunately for her, Dylan bumps into Haley's car as she's putting on her lipstick, which causes the tube to get stuck up her nose.
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In the post, A-Rod "accidentally" bumps into his girlfriend while walking in from behind saying sorry, which leads JLo to break into laughter.
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And then I found an old pair of earbuds, sewed foam around each bud, and threaded the foam-bumps into holes in the headgear.
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Country star — who is about to perform a song about her divorce from Blake Shelton — bumps into vaguely viral cop (per TMZ) in Times Square.
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Lights built into the 'bag let nearby humans know when the machine is safe, and built-in pressure sensors detect if it bumps into anyone.
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At the local coffee shop, staffed by refugees, he bumps into a councillor reputed to be the country's first elected Eritrean; the waiter is Congolese.
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Just remember that the Roomba knows what room your child is in, it's the one where it bumps into all the toys on the floor.[Reuters]
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Dragged by his friend (O'Shea Jackson Jr.) to a fund-raiser, Fred bumps into Theron's Charlotte Field, who he actually knew, briefly, when they were teenagers.
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But a good number of complaints about the leading brand are that it mindlessly bumps into walls and circles around the same room over and over.
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Those bumps into my butt were a hand and now that hand is crawling from my butt to my vagina on the outside of my pants.
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Once there, she bumps into Marcus (Randall Park), a lifelong friend who has stayed in San Francisco and works for his father's air conditioning installation company.
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Eggleston himself seems obsessed as he walks the streets of a small town, so consumed with getting the right shot that he bumps into a telephone pole.
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He bumps into all the other party-goers and he starts giggling and laughing — and let me tell you, I have never felt more emasculated, more objectified.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThis is something scientists expected to see, based on our theoretical understanding of what happens when the solar wind bumps into the interstellar wind.
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She's daughter of famed (and now sadly deceased) scientist Hank Pym—better known as Ant Man—and she continually bumps into super-geniuses who are her idols.
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Before they meet for real, Mia (Emma Stone) and Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) cross paths by mere circumstance — he even bumps into her and doesn't bother to acknowledge it.
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It does detect the edges of stairs to prevent toppling over, and methodically reroutes when it bumps into a narrow chair leg or gets trapped under the couch.
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The concept is about a woman who goes out running and bumps into someone she's attracted to, invites her to a party, but the girl has to work.
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The benefits are a much bigger aircraft—useful when you want to advertise to people—and one that won't crash the second it loses power, or bumps into anyone.
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World Premiere Pop Aye / Singapore, Thailand (Director and screenwriter: Kirsten Tan) — On a chance encounter, a disenchanted architect bumps into his long-lost elephant on the streets of Bangkok.
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NYPD detective Misty Knight (Simone Missick) works the case with her partner, and constantly—curiously—bumps into Cage, a common denominator who knows more than what he lets on.
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That's really, really close, and means that it tends to shed streams of dust and debris, which Earth then routinely bumps into during its own orbit of the Sun.
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Synopsis: In the romantic drama "Admission," Tina Fey played a college-admissions officer who makes a visit to a high school and bumps into former classmate John Pressman (Rudd).
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When Will (Maxwell Jenkins) bumps into Robot, one of the series' most famous creations, the creature is distinctly alien and strange, rather than the campy character of the original.
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Except in this version, the future Duchess of Cambridge is a middle-class American college student who first bumps into the prince of England while wearing nothing but a towel.
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The first person he bumps into is Olivia (Arielle Kebbel) who happens to be doing her best Sydney Bristow impression because being a female spy is a highly conspicuous job.
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Will disappears, El bumps into her new buddies in the rainy woods, Hopper drinks coffee and contemplates, and electricity helps Joyce in figuring out her son isn't dead just yet.
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But, later, again from a child's height and perspective, we are taken on a walk around town when he bumps into a pair of hanging feet wearing those same shoes.
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Patton Oswalt stars in the movie as Matt Freehauf — a former high school peer whom Gary bumps into when she's back in her old hometown, and whom she barely even remembers.
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The premise of "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" might make Sheryl Sandberg cringe: The day that Rebecca Bunch makes partner at a corporate law firm, she bumps into her old boyfriend Josh Chan.
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When he comes across one of Kevin's personalities, Hedwig, he bumps into him, and his ability to sense people's crimes gives him a clue as to where the girls are being held.
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Clare bumps into an old crush from her school days at the corner shop, and Neville Longbottom goes on a drunken joyride after getting fired from his job at Nevison Gallagher's firm.
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Lee's ex-wife, Randi (Michelle Williams), still lives nearby, and it's the kind of place where everyone knows everyone and bumps into them all over town, even without a funeral to attend.
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Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve during the crisis, proposed a clever approach: when the economy next bumps into the ZLB, the central bank should quickly adopt a temporary price-level target.
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Charlotte brunches at this seafood spot in Union Square after meeting who she thinks is her "White Knight," Arthur, who gets in a fist fight with a man who bumps into Charlotte's chair.
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While Sarah sits for one of Felix's paintings and Kira and Rachel chat at Dyad, Alison bumps into Chad, and they reminisce about Aynsley as the guilt eats away at both of them.
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There, she bumps into her high school sweetheart, Brett (Chad Michael Murray), who just happens to own the inn where the show's cast and crew are staying, and their reunion rekindles strong feelings.
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This case of mistaken identity turns out to be a running joke: In "Iron Man 2" (20193), Stark again bumps into Lee — wearing thick black-framed glasses and suspenders —and calls him Larry King.
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In a chance encounter she bumps into Fred Flarsky, played by Rogen, a liberal and at times clumsy reporter she babysat as a child and he begins working for her as a speech writer.
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When a cartoony video game character bumps into an invisible wall somewhere, it's far less disruptive to my suspension of disbelief than when a lovingly rendered, hyper-realistic protagonist succumbs to the same environmental limitation.
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There's actually a scene in which a whale shark bumps into the wall of her enclosure and smashes her face, which is a real thing that really happens to real sharks and really kills them.
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The city girl steps off the bus in five-inch heeled knee-high boots (ideal footwear for a town that literally has snow in the name) and immediately bumps into someone carrying a Christmas tree.
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So wherever we pick up Young Solo, there's a good chance that, over the course of a movie or three, his arc will lead him to the point where he finally bumps into the Rebellion.
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The only conclusion we can draw is that if the most advanced and powerful military on the planet bumps into objects in its own airspace that it cannot identify, everyone should be a little worried.
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When Sherri learns, by cellphone, that her fiancé is cheating on her (in the middle of the day!), she goes outside for a little fresh air and bumps into Harry, who is handsome and can cook.
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In 11/22/63, when Jake Epping travels back in time and visits a post-IT Part One Derry, he bumps into Richie Tozier and Bev Marsh (two parts of the Losers' Club) practicing a dance together.
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In the abstract, the claim is certainly credible — at a boozy party, a young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time bumps into two drunk young men as she makes her way to the bathroom.
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The film's premise is painstakingly modern: Phil (Adam Devine) breaks his phone when he bumps into Cate (Alexandra Shipp) — like so many of us, he was looking down at his device instead of where he was walking.
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Chicago baker Stacy heads to the fictional European kingdom of Belgravia with her bestie and his daughter for a yearly baking contest, but things get weird when she bumps into Lady Margaret, who is betrothed to Prince Edward.
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But on the way he sees the French President, Emmanuel Macron, whose capital he has declared ruined by immigrant terrorists, then bumps into Mexico's finance secretary, with whom he gets into a fight about paying for the wall.
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Right now Earth is surrounded by over 13,20153 chunks of space rock, and if one of them bumps into us, the damage could be enough to flatten cities, wipe countries off the map, or even cause global extinctions.
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We know that Huell has done something agile-fingered when he bumps into Chuck on a stairwell during a hearing time out, but only at the very end of the show do we learn what that something is.
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As Poirot enters the local post office, he bumps into an old acquaintance, Captain Arthur Hastings, the man destined to be his loyal shadow over the next half-century, helping him crack the most perplexing murders of the day.
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She moves as randomly as possible except that whenever she bumps into a piece of the path she has already followed, she turns away from that piece to avoid crossing her own path or getting stuck in a dead end.
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In a page given to TMZ, AOC is a super-jacked wrestler who defeats her former Democratic opponent Joe Crowley in the ring and then bumps into an even-more-jacked Nancy Pelosi with a six-pack in the locker room.
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An energy source can trigger the reverse reaction, causing a protein in state A to overcome a chemical barrier and transform into state B; when this insoluble protein bumps into a droplet, it slinks easily inside, like a raindrop in a puddle.
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I still remember when Jerome Flynn's character, Hector, was at a gas station, and Hector bumps into a lady with a child that goes to his child's school, and the awkwardness and tension stands out as a scene that I still remember [laughs].
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When Phil literally bumps into local bike shop owner Cate (Alexandra Shipp) because he's staring at his phone, the fact that she's wholly uninterested in a glowing screen and has seeming no social media presence is the movie's idea of a major personality trait.
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As well as giving Ms Gaga her first lead role, the film is the directorial debut of Bradley Cooper, star of "The Hangover" and "Silver Linings Playbook", who choreographs proceedings with such bullish energy and intimacy that the camera almost bumps into the actors.
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You can even sell your likeness for various ads and stock photos, as Annie has done, which means that when Owen bumps into her at a purported pharma trial for a new drug, he both feels he already knows her and fears he's hallucinating her.
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It's not hard to imagine a second season of the show where, say, Patty leaves behind her suburban life and becomes friends with Blanca, or where Matt steps down from Trump Tower and bumps into drag ball emcee Pray Tell (the great stage star Billy Porter).
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Although the film's lengthy and explicit sex scene tries "to communicate physical rapture by visual means," the director, Abdellatif Kechiche, "bumps into the limits of the medium and lapses into voyeurism, turning erotic sensation into a spectacle of flesh," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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There are cameos for Dick Van Dyke, who prances like it's 1964; for Karen Dotrice, who was Jane all those years ago, and who now bumps into her adult self; and for Angela Lansbury , whose very existence is a force of anti-gravity, as a seller of balloons.
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When Cole bumps into Ben, her very married boyfriend — well, ex-boyfriend since she found out the truth and cut things off — he confirms her no-show status, as well as revealing that she ended their relationship and traveled to California to meet with her other ex, Noah Solloway.
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It will vibrate softly, like a purring cat, and you can code it to do a lot of fanciful things: dance to the "Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy," perform playful flips, find its way around the things it bumps into, and blink if it falls over an edge.
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"Once that whole process is happening, skin becomes more inflamed and red because the skin recognizes that something is changing, and so makes those little bumps into bigger, redder ones," Dr. Wedgeworth says — so if you hadn't noticed your blocked pores under the skin before, you're about to notice them tenfold.
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Attending a conference for training in "eye movement desensitization and reprocessing," a form of therapy intended to help patients work through trauma by mimicking the rapid-eye-movement stage of sleep, Alison bumps into Ben, her unlikely savior during an altercation with a disturbed father a couple of weeks ago.
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Where to watch: NetflixSynopsis: Based on a short story by iconic Japanese author Haruki Murakami, "Burning" follows a poor farmer and aspiring novelist, Jong-su, who bumps into his former neighbor, a girl named Shin-Hae-mi (Jong-seo Jun), who leaves to travel soon after they enter the beginnings of a relationship.
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" Rolling away down an open highway, she bumps into a man in a car who pulls over and conveniently hands her a microphone, giving her a platform to express her dissatisfaction "I wish to escape from a crystallized identity, from a canny maturity that tells me to make the right moves at the right time.
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The group decides to throw a Christmas Eve party at the local Waffle Town restaurant, and the tomboy (Shipka) starts to question her feelings for her best friend (Hope); a holiday cynic (Merced) accidentally befriends a global pop star (Moore); and a member of a visiting competitive dance team (the YouTube star Anna Akana) bumps into her former flame (Liv Hewson).
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"The scene — in which Mr. Firth's character, Mr. Darcy, bumps into Elizabeth Bennet (Jennifer Ehle) after taking an impetuous swim on his estate — caused serious chest palpitations among those viewers who were not dead, and remains perhaps the only time a man dressed in a damp, puffy white blouse has ever looked truly hot on screen," Sarah Lyall wrote in The Times.
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Deebot trains its owners to not be slobs The good news is that Deebot is adept at picking up dust and crumbs and, like, shit you want to vacuum; the other good news is that he gets stuck on blankets, cords, and pillows and indiscriminately bumps into fragile or messy objects such as glasses of water, beer cans, and plates.
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The documentary intercuts scenes from Van Damme's biggest movies with interviews and footage of his surreal existence as a forty-something former movie star living in Los Angeles; he bumps into Lou "the Hulk" Ferrigno at the gym (and comments on his beautiful body), demonstrates a childlike enthusiasm for kickboxing, and holds forth with quasi-deep, rambling philosophizing (about the self-help concept of "awareness").
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From here, the story goes a bit like this: he fucks a few women, his bike gets stolen, he bumps into a tourist, gets a blowjob on a canal tour boat, has a threesome in a jacuzzi, eats a banana out of the vagina of one of the girls at Amsterdam's famous Banana Bar, gives a blowjob and is finally punished by a dominatrix.
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"The scene — in which Mr. Firth's character, Mr. Darcy, bumps into Elizabeth Bennet (Jennifer Ehle) after taking an impetuous swim on his estate — caused serious chest palpitations among those viewers who were not dead, and remains perhaps the only time a man dressed in a damp, puffy white blouse has ever looked truly hot on screen," Sarah Lyall wrote in The New York Times.
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Qi'ra turns out to be someone Han loved and left behind on Corellia, the planet where he grew up, and when he bumps into her again under unexpected circumstances, the two are meant to enact a will-they/won't-they dance of "who can trust whom" that will help us understand just how Han became so wary of trusting anyone in the original films.
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