Sentence examples for considerable bounce to from inspiring English sources

Rankin is also finding some considerable bounce to Marsh here.

The 23-year-old Hampshire pace bowler, in for the rested Darren Gough, made the most of his 6ft 7ins frame to extract considerable bounce, gaining an initial breakthrough when opener Shahriar Nafees played on and dismissing Tushar Imran caught behind next ball.

Angus Campbell, head of sales at Capital Spreads, said: Investors took a little bit of risk off the table today as naturally a little bit of caution returned to the market after the considerable bounce we've seen has almost brought us back to the levels we saw before the Japanese earthquake.

In reply, West Indies were made to struggle at first against Darren Gough and Steve Harmison, armed with the new white ball on a perky pitch with some considerable bounce and movement.

Last week's considerable bounce was fueled by a combined oversold situation and longer-term technical support.

Over the last five years, the stock has gained nearly 19% -- the S&P 500 increased 56% during that time -- an uninspired performance characterized by considerable bouncing up and down between a low slightly south of $17 in 2016 to nearly $33 last September.

So the numbers are comparable but this year's figures still represent a considerable bounce-back following a dramatic fall over the second half of 2017, the IOM told the BBC.

To bluster; to bounce; to huff.

Unexpected details bounce to the surface.

There was no bounce to get.

Do not bounce to get farther downward.