Sentence examples for bit of a bounce from inspiring English sources

After his forceful display on Tuesday, Cruz may get a bit of a bounce.

"When you get a new face, you get a bit of a bounce".

"Munich," which got pounded coming out of the gate, seems to be enjoying a bit of a bounce.

The stock market has already enjoyed a bit of a bounce and is almost a fifth above last month's low.

There will probably be a bit of a bounce in the third quarter if, as seems likely, the decision on 23 June is to stay in the EU.

Wisconsin: Romney had a bit of a bounce here after he selected local boy Paul Ryan as his running mate, but it didn't last.

This is a bit of a bounce-back game for Bowling Green's Dave Clawson, who served a one-year stint as Tennessee's offensive coordinator in 2008.

"We've got a bit of a bounce-back," says Rod Bulmer, the head of the Co-op's consumer services business, including funeral care.

Matt Hasselbeck (TEN) vs. CIN -- Hasselbeck had a bit of a bounce-back last week after two bad outings, although we were hoping for a bit more against the Colts' shoddy defense.

However, since the guy has formerly been a player, you still need to play a bit of a bouncing game- kind of like a rubber band.

Despite film study sessions and meticulous preparation, many players acknowledged that to score consistently on Quick, they would also need a bit of luck: a bounce off a skate or a deflection off a stick would be just as important as any X's and O's.