Examples of 'bumped into an old' in a sentence
Meaning of "bumped into an old"
bumped into an old: to unexpectedly meet or encounter someone from the past
How to use "bumped into an old" in a sentence
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bumped into an old
Bumped into an old friend at the hospital.
I forgot to tell you I bumped into an old mate of mine from college.
Bumped into an old friend of mine.
I just popped out for the champagne, bumped into an old college chum.
I bumped into an old friend on the bus.
I am so sorry . We bumped into an old friend.
I bumped into an old flame.
Three minutes ago, I bumped into an old friend.
I bumped into an old pal.
It was about this time that I bumped into an old boyfriend, Terry.
We bumped into an old friend.
As it happens, I bumped into an old friend of mine.
Bumped into an old girlfriend.
Have you ever bumped into an old buddy whose life seems like a dream.
Bumped into an old friend of mine . Party District Leader, no less.
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Well, I actually bumped into an old flame earlier today, so.
I bumped into an old friend from Princeton.
As it happens, I bumped into an old friend of mine . George La Main.
I bumped into an old friend from Princeton, a fellow called Tom Ripley.
I recently bumped into an old high school classmate in Roppongi.
I bumped into an old friend from Princeton, Together! Okay.
I just bumped into an old one-night stand.
There, she bumped into an old friend with whom she had done theater in Cuba.
And so I bumped into an old fellow student from Oslo, in fact.
Oh? I bumped into an old flame.
Well, today I bumped into an old friend of mine, Mrs. Wheeler.
