Sentence examples for as bounce from inspiring English sources

(Jason Lyons's lighting design doesn't work in tandem with Boritt's set so much as bounce around it).

Mr. Ray, who worked with Ace Media on the initial sales efforts for Bounce TV, now takes over that function as Bounce TV brings it in-house.

There are similarly illuminating insights into the labor pains of "Follies" (1971), "Passion" (1994) and "Road Show" (2009), the musical formerly known as "Bounce" (2003).

"I want kids to realise that engineering and problem solving are every bit as fun and rewarding as bounce, bounce, bounce, throw," says Mr Kamen.

The director Hal Prince is fond of saying that his first response to the new musical now known as "Bounce" was that there wasn't enough sex in it.

Gluten strands will form in your dough while you are working it; they will stretch and twist, giving elasticity to your dough, known as "bounce back".

"There's probably not going to be as much bounce as England are used to, but there's enough pace; it's not ridiculously slow.

General Electric introduced it as "bouncing putty," in 1944.

Malcolm describes Lucy as bouncing, optimistic, able to light up a room.

One source with knowledge of the interviews described him as "bouncing off the walls", and saying bizarre things.

He never lets up on Mr. Starr, whom he portrays as bouncing from one failed gambit to the next.