Sentence examples for a huge bounce from inspiring English sources

We've gotten a huge bounce out of Lance: now, America is aware of the race.

Republicans say John Kerry should get a huge bounce in the polls from this week's Democratic National Convention.

The selection of Gore gave the campaign a huge bounce in the polls coming out of the Convention, and it never looked back.

This did not represent a huge bounce for Mr. Thompson, who was polling at about 18 percent in the month or two prior to his announcement.

Matthew, of Scotland, hit a 7-wood at the 215-yard 15th; the ball took a huge bounce at the front of the green and rolled in.

That's a huge bounce back from a $650 million loss in 1995 — the company's first in its 145-year history — and analysts expect earnings to top $1.2 billion this year, as a big media merger Messier engineered in March is consummated.

Launching a wine empire was a huge leap for Evans, who had bounced around for 20 years working political campaigns, doing business development for a few technology startups and running the foundation arm of the trade group for the wireless-communication industry.

Lamb: 'We made a huge leap of faith' Or for something completely different, bounce to the buoyant Afrobeats and boisterous hip-hop of the London-via-Ghana rapper.

Tyco, post-Kozlowski, has made a brilliant recovery, saving thousands of jobs and providing a huge financial bounce for investors.

On a more anecdotal level, there have certainly been cases, as in 1980 and 1992, when the challenging party got a huge convention bounce and rode to victory.

Financials are another area where First American Funds is finding good value, even after their huge bounce off March's lows.