Sentence examples for bounce toward from inspiring English sources

Paul O'Neill hit a spinning grounder that had an odd bounce toward third baseman Tony Batista, who seemed unsure how to field the ball.

The first presidential debate produced roughly a 4-percentage-point bounce in head-to-head polls toward Mr. Romney, while the second presidential debate brought no appreciable bounce toward Mr. Obama.

These days at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, before visitors can see the Wright Brothers' 1903 Flier, Charles A. Lindbergh's Spirit of St . Louis a touchable sample of lunar rock or any other souvenir of humanity's bounce toward the heavens, they first have to pass through a reminder of that morning the sky fell to earth.

Anyone who has ever streamed out of a stadium after witnessing a beloved artist perform knows that particular post-show delirium: you bounce toward the exits, distracted, chattering with your buds, bright-eyed, limbs gone squiggly on the strange, lingering high of communal pleasure.

(His latest obsession is furniture design, and the spotless eight-room apartment he shares with Ms. Hall is beginning to show signs of it: a Noguchi lamp, a George Nelson bench. He lugs his red Susanne Fossgreen chair on the subway to gigs in New York; he has decided he doesn't like piano benches, and the chair's springy back lets him bounce toward the keyboard).

Rose had been playing short of the flag and expected a bounce toward the hole.

He bounces toward me.

Niedermayer said the puck was bouncing toward him.

The ball ricocheted off Kuroda's right leg and bounced toward third base for a single.

The ball bounced toward midfield with the Giants' Kenny Holmes in pursuit.

Schilling spun, pumped his fist and then bounced toward the plate.