Sentence examples for begin to bounce from inspiring English sources
The group predicts that both segments will begin to bounce back in 2010, each growing by about 1percentt.
One by one, the flavors begin to bounce off each other, like popcorn kernels popping under heat.
Buying junk debt today means a bet that the economy will avoid a recession and begin to bounce back by year-end.
A lot will depend on the condition of U.S. equity markets and when auto sales begin to bounce back.
The big threat now is three-fold: not only are there not enough people to fill IT jobs that are currently open, but the worry is that when the economy does begin to bounce back, there won't be enough people to sustain that, either, and so the jobs will go East to countries where there is skilled labor and for a fraction of the price.
In other words, the checks begin to bounce.
Revenues were hit, but they have begun to bounce back.
Starting in 1999, he began to bounce between Florida, Boston, Detroit and Toronto.
Puma began to bounce back and more than doubled its sales between 2003 and 2008.
One foot either side of this miniature Saturn she begins to bounce.
"I began to bounce these ideas around and settled on ice-cream.
