Sentence examples for Rebounded from inspiring English sources

Ibrahimovic's first shot rebounded off the defensive wall.

Australia had rebounded from the chaos and disarray of the final months of the Mickey Arthur regime, whose defining characteristic was the ability to consistently forge defeat in the face of multiple PowerPoint presentations.

The FTSE rebounded after the assurance to finish the day up 25 points at 5066 while the German Dax and French CAC both ended the day marginally higher.

His divisive behaviour was rejected by voters and rebounded on him.

Asos, which had delivered three in six months, had no fresh setbacks to confess on Tuesday and the share price rebounded 14%.

Under her watch, Lithuania rebounded from a severe depression brought on by the 2008 financial crisis and is now striving to meet eurozone entry criteria by 2015.

As California has rebounded from the recession, those rural inland areas have seen less job growth and higher unemployment than larger metropolitan areas with more diverse economies.

DCE collected his own grubber kick after it rebounded off Reynolds to score in the 28th minute and a 40th-minute Jamie Lyon penalty bridged the gap to two points just before the break in front of 13,568 fans.

Gianfranco Zola rebounded from his horrific debut as Cagliari manager with a 2-1 win at home to Cesena.

No one can calculate the cost of having uninspiring leaders but we would do well to consider past American presidents.America struggled in the Depression, but eventually rebounded under brilliant Franklin Roosevelt, in spite of the war.

Support for the president, Dilma Rousseff of the Workers Partyy, which plummeted after June's protests, has rebounded.