Sentence examples for a bounce for from inspiring English sources

Dornsife/Los Angeles Times, showed a bounce for Mr. Trump.

So he is unlikely to get much of a bounce for having exceeded expectations.

Probably any head of state would get a bounce for saying, "No foreigner... can come here and attack us.

The elections presumably will provide a bounce for a president who has enjoyed no real second-term honeymoon in the polls after his reelection in November.

But there is little sign that this has translated into a bounce for Mr. Obama in his head-to-head polls against Mitt Romney.

An online national tracking poll from Ipsos also shows a bounce for Mr. Romney, although its magnitude has been shifting a bit from day to day.

Old Dominion's senior with a big heart, Frank Hassell, alluded to "a lucky bounce for a good player; I mean, you work hard, you get some of those".

Catcher Yasmani Grandal walked and Yasiel Puig quickly followed with a grounder down the left-field line that took a friendly bounce for a double.

Jersey dominated the early possession and territory but Warriors led 3-0 before Samoan winger Otto chased onto his own kick and caught a kind bounce for a superb solo try.

And the early polling after the Miliband speech suggests a bit of a Brighton bounce for Labour and its leader.

I go hard to the basket and take a bounce pass for a shot.