Sentence examples for being bounced around from inspiring English sources

Some people get a thrill from being bounced around by potholes, but I think that's pretty niche.

The family was bused from the Superdome to Houston's Astrodome, where they stayed for just a day before being bounced around a few more times.

He shot 35 percent from the field while being bounced around like a pinball by the 6-foot-7, 250-pound Ron Artest (now Metta World Peace).

After being bounced around in it for a few minutes, Peter agrees to be her man if she'll only let Mary Jane live.

Rowers who've paddled the Atlantic — an easier proposition because rowing allows a person to recruit leg and back muscles — have strapped themselves to the floors of their cabins to avoid being bounced around during storms and concussed, or worse.

I guessed which Shakespeare play was being bounced around, but if you don't it doesn't matter, and, besides, you will be offered a heavy hint later in the proceedings.

He's never been bounced around like that.

I felt I didn't belong there because I'd been bounced around so much.

St. John's had just been bounced around by a Notre Dame team far less talented than his own.

Those who allow themselves to be bounced around can find themselves in better circumstances.

"Once you've been bounced around in a couple of SUVs, you know you want something more carlike".