Sentence examples for bounce wildly from inspiring English sources

Chinese steel is mostly sold through markets where prices can bounce wildly, and traders seek to profit from volatility.

But analysts cautioned that the month-to-month job numbers often bounce wildly and are much less meaningful than the average pace over six months or a year.

Ms. Butler was both the child and the supervising adult, bouncing wildly between emotional extremes.

Nothing unusual about that you might think as the ball, predictably, bounced wildly out of play.

As Dev spoke, his voice bounced wildly off the glass, sometimes loud, sometimes soft, sometimes eluding Miranda's ear altogether.

Alarmed, Tiny loses it, "racing away at a panicked gallop with the travois bouncing wildly up and down behind her".

The old man was still searching in the reeds when the lights of a pickup materialized at the canal headworks and bounced wildly down the road.

He bounces wildly in his chair when he hears the name of his teacher at Public School 811K, a part of District 75, New York City's district for disabled students.

After the last fight at the old Yankee Stadium in 1976, George Steinbrenner complained to Arum (who also promoted that fight) that ground balls were bouncing wildly because the infield was chewed up.

The 66.6 percent gain in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index over the 52 weeks that ended a week ago is greater than any similar move since the Great Depression, when share prices bounced wildly after hitting record lows.

United States stocks ended up for the day, but had bounced wildly on jitters about Europe and rising fears that Greece would have to default on its sovereign — or government — debt.