Sentence examples for bounced far from inspiring English sources

It bounced far away to solid ground.

This tournament might mark the end of two eras, as both Spain and Argentina were bounced far earlier than anybody had expected.

Chamberlain entered with one out and one on in the seventh, getting two ground balls, including one that bounced far enough off Jeter's chest for the second baseman, Cano, to grab it for a forceout.

The Dodgers added an insurance run on a hard-hit out by Hanley Ramirez, whose line drive went off Crawford's glove and bounced far enough from the shortstop for Ellis to race home from third.

A wild pitch by Holzemer allowed Gutierrez to take second, but the ball didn't bounce far enough away from catcher Tom Prince for Brown to advance.

When he twists his slender body, not much ripples inside the mulberry shirt, but the ball bounces far ahead of drives by fleshier men.

The ball will swing and bounce far more readily than in Nagpur or Sharjah, which means that opening the batting will be a tricky proposition.

Although he has bounced around far more than he would have liked.

But the ball hit the back of the green's wooden frame and bounced so far that it cleared the water and landed among the spectators.

My final tally, after being thrown out on a close play, was four runs, two scored on Wendell's hits, two scored when pitches again hit me in the leg and bounced so far away that I was able to sprint to the opposite wicket.

Stewart Cink and Jonathan Byrd also were at 68. Rory McIlroy also had a few patches of wild play — a tee shot down the side of the hill toward the water on No. 16, another that hit a tree and bounced so far left that Boy Wonder thought about playing a shot down a service road behind the corporate tents.