Sentence examples for a bounce from from inspiring English sources

500 began a bounce from 12-month lows at the start of October and has gained about 22 percent since.

MSNBC's prime-time shows seem to have enjoyed a bounce from the Romney tape, with all three up significantly.

Investment banking and trading activities are enjoying a bounce from the billions of dollars spent to thaw frozen credit markets.

That doesn't mean that there isn't a bounce from Iowa — but it may not be enough to put the candidate over the top.

Tuesday, the administration denied the timing of the announcement -- coming as Democrats hoped to get a bounce from their national convention -- was political.

"She should get a bounce from the outpouring of sympathy and despair," said David Fleischer, professor of political science at the University of Brasilia.

In one sequence, Nadal fell, chopped a backhand off a short bounce from a seated position, rose, lobbed a volley over Ferrer's head and won the point.

The next two months will see, at first, a predictable a McCain bounce from the convention.

"We were a bounce away from winning a ballgame".

Spokesman John Bagshaw said: "August has seen a bounce back from a particularly quiet July.

Nonetheless, the cannonball "took an unforeseen bounce from a safety berm" into the nearby neighborhood, Discovery said in a statement.