Sentence examples for bounding from inspiring English sources

In the case of a spatial continuum there are numerous additional possibilities: here a boundary may bound in all the directions of which it is capable of bounding, or it may bound in only some of these directions.

The CBI's director of economics, Rain Newton-Smith, highlighted the slowing pace of inflation, which fell below zero in April: Retailers will be encouraged to see growth in sales and orders on the high street bounding ahead.

Harris emerged from the final day as pace bowling's answer to Willy Wonka, limping theatrically to his mark before turning, kicking away his figurative cane and bounding unimpeded towards the crease.

South Korea's thriving industry, bounding along under such captains as Mr Cho, was much admired by Americans more used to demands for aid.

AT AROUND the age of 70, Katsushika Hokusai, still bounding with artistic energy, created "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji", a series of ukiyo-e, or woodblock prints.

This may explain why America shrugged off its lethargy in the early 1990s and started bounding ahead again, leaving behind countries too preoccupied with preserving their fourth-wave industries.

They insist that Mr Bhagwati's native state, Gujarat, is fast catching up on social indicators, thanks to its own bounding economic gains, a claim that is doubtful, particularly if applied to women.Superficially, the split reflects the balance of political debate ahead of India's general elections next year.

Google is bounding ahead: Android now runs 32% of smart-phones sold in America, whereas Apple's iPhone has only 25% of the market and the BlackBerry has 26%, according to Nielsen, another market research firm.Similarly, Nokia, which has already lost ground to Apple, cannot afford to see its intellectual property devalued.