Sentence examples for bounced elsewhere from inspiring English sources

After gentrification takes hold, neighborhoods are commended for having "bounced back" from poverty, ignoring the fact that poverty has usually only been bounced elsewhere.

Now we read books the way we read the Web: we browse; we skim; we get distracted; we bounce elsewhere, never to return.

Maybe this company will continue to do well and you'll prosper, but maybe the ball will bounce elsewhere.

Elsewhere, Ben Spies bounced back from an opening-race retirement to claim victory in race two at the FIM Superbike World Championship round at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic and close the gap to standings leader Noriyuki Haga to seven points.

Here as elsewhere, a political elite "bounced" the nation into war, launching measures that were conceived as defensive or precautionary, but had an escalating effect.

But like many founders, Chasen bounced back and found better luck elsewhere.

When China and other parts of Asia bounced back from the global slowdown faster than elsewhere, Americans latched onto the idea that Asia's fast growth could lead the world firmly out of recession.

The two were so careful, prosecutors say, that they suspended their scheme for five years after the 1999 scare, waiting it out as the journeyman lawyer bounced from job to job and the trader took positions elsewhere, too.

"It bounced.

Knees bounced.

Sutton bounced back quickly.