Sentence examples for bouncing from issue to issue from inspiring English sources

In Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff recounts tales by White House aides of a president with a short attention span, bouncing from issue to issue like a pinball.

"The thing that concerns me the most is that we are kind of bouncing from issue to issue without a clear articulation of what the national security interest of the United States actually is," former Democratic Sen. Jim Webb said last week in an interview on "The Diane Rehm Show".

I love moving from issue to issue.

This will vary, of course, from issue to issue.

I go from issue to issue, film to film.

The issue bounced from court to court and eventually reached the United States Supreme Court, which in late June declined to hear the case.

By working in such small units and with colleagues from various disciplines, squad members can quickly resolve issues that might previously have bounced from department to department.

Nowick has bounced from job to job in the Capitol, always gravitating toward gun issues and working on ways to regulate firearms.

She also bounced from apartment to apartment.

A child bounces from bed to bed.

Does he bounce from job to job?