Sentence examples for actually bouncing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levine was actually bouncing around on the chair, smiling at the musicians, sometimes singing the music audibly and looking altogether unrestrained.

It was during one of those storied showdowns that Jackson said he felt the Garden floor actually bouncing up and down.

This last layer is the one off which the balls at the French Open are actually bouncing, and the event's organizers are proud to say that the stone comes from the quarries in Saint-Maximin, outside Paris, that were mined to build most of Haussmann-era Paris.

Belatedly, the team figured out the slasher was Tobias Ford, a blue-collar worker thought dead in the accident who was actually bouncing back and forth between Earth and another less-friendly dimension, clinging on to his wrench but still losing a little of himself each time.

This was met with wild clapping from the Teabag lady, who, for the first time was actually bouncing up and down in her seat.

"You know, he can still actually bounce.

It is not just that water dropped onto the surfaces does not stick; it actually bounces.Dr Guo admits, however, that the team have an incomplete understanding of why it works so well.

Then Root gets zetzed on the thumb, playing on the front foot, of all the things (he'll not be doing that again), after a ball actually bounces, of all the things - and there's a pause.

The free-kick is launched into the box, it bobbles about, then Nicaise is penalised for hand-ball - it actually bounced off his knee when he was in a decent shot-taking sort of a position.

Even its last episode of the fall, which scored what looked to be a dangerously low 1.9 rating among the 18- to 49-year-old viewers that most advertisers prize, actually bounced up to a 2.6 rating with delayed viewing included.

Mr. Kessel, a kinetic guy despite his Santa-size heft, actually bounces in his chair as he tells it like is: "We're gonna need to add some new power plants and some new transmission lines to Long Island in the next three or four years or we're gonna go dark, no question about it".