Sentence examples for bounce bounce from inspiring English sources

Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce.

Bounce, bounce, bounce goes the ball.

BOUNCE, bounce, serve, winner.

1.45pm BST First set: Djokovic 4-3 Del Potro*denotestes next server) Djokovic, himself probably needing to draw breath after the most attritional of games, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounces the ball even more than usual before serving.

He wrote a poem which begins: Bounce bounce bounce bounce thwackety wackety zingety ping hittety backety pingety zang wack, thwok, thwack, pok.

The sounds came in quick succession: a soft thud, a dropped ball — bounce, bounce, bounce-bounce — and then the child began to wail.

NADAL WINS THE FIRST SET, 6-4: Nadal frowns and bounces, bounces and frowns.

Now, nearly two decades later, he was one game away, and he did not wait for it, even if he made Nadal wait for him by — as usual — bouncing, bouncing, bouncing the ball.

But the pilot light of Federer's game, his whipping forehand, kept flickering under pressure, even from midcourt, and Djokovic kept taking his time — bouncing, bouncing, bouncing the ball — and then pounding down big serves on big points.

It is a hypnotic sport to watch – bouncing, bouncing, twisting, spinning, bouncing – but with each routine lasting no more than 18 seconds, it was the mistakes that offered the most obvious method of distinguishing, for the non-experts in the stands, between those who were great and the merely impressive.

You're bouncing, bouncing, bouncing on the balls of the feet.