Sentence examples for bounce from from inspiring English sources

Shumpert credited the perfectly timed bounce from Chris Copeland's miss.

Watch Jorge Posada bounce from the dugout each inning.

Players who bounce from school to school carry a bigger stigma with each stop.

But the bounce from New Jersey contractors to the governors association to New Jersey deserves investigating.

Estimates of China's unregistered firms bounce from 3,000 to 10,000 and above.

"Throw a ball into a room and it will bounce from one wall to another".

They bounce from kitchen to kitchen — free agents in search of more money, more acclaim.

John Kerry, in 2004, got very little bounce from his convention.

I don't have kids; I don't bounce from man to man".

And the bounce from winning a primary can sometimes fade over a matter of days.

But equally, Labour is getting no bounce from the public's NHS anxiety either.