We've had to bump up the size of the Army.

You might get bumped up again any time, the way things are going in the market.

That can bump up against the time when women want to start families.

We bump up against each other every now and then, but mostly things go along all right.

Here there were $.99 per day until recently, when they bumped up to $1.25.

These are general figures, sometimes they may be bumped up a little.

I stop in the middle of the mall, and people bump up against me.

His parents put him in school early, which he found almost too easy, and was soon bumped up a grade.

Such suggestions have bumped up against the same old wall.

A hot air mass bumps up against a cooler one.

Not a knock, but something that seemed to bump up against it.

But then he bumped up against the side of the small cart.

They bumped up on to the kerb, and into each other.

For $250, that couldn't have been bumped up to 802.11g?

Commercial development is starting to bump up against residential areas.

"We are bumping up our production by 50 percent this year."

They bumped up against one another now and then, as characters will.

"People learn who they are by bumping up against one another," she continued.

She turned to go, only to bump up against the arm of a slender black man.

Did he feel it, too, every time their shoulders bumped up against each other?

Just need the comments to bump up and others will join in then!

"A good number of investors could be bumping up against that."

"They don't have to bump up against so many people.

But now, at last, they'd bumped up against something solid.

The answer is, very likely, by bumping up energy bills.