Sentence examples for continued to bounce from from inspiring English sources

After the war, he continued to bounce from adventure to adventure.

He would have continued to bounce from one foster setting to another without much chance of getting better.

Exports totaled $8.99 billion in July, while imports continued to bounce back from a slump last year, reaching $5.51 billion last month.

The company's commercial vehicle division continued to bounce back from a near meltdown of the truck market in 2001.

As he continued to bounce back from a ragged beginning to the season, Gee improved to 6-7 and lowered his earned run average to 4.60.

E-mails sent by Reuters to people within the company continued to bounce back.

She continued to bounce and fight, but it all but shut down her winning shots.

He continued to bounce, in that way that boxers do, up and down, on the balls of his feet.

With Wall Street continuing to bounce back from the 2008 recession on a scale yet unmatched by Main Street, and with US-owned companies increasingly shifting their production off-shore in a global economy made safe for them by the US navy, it is hard not to see history repeating itself: first Rome, then Spain, England and now the United States.

The logic continues to bounce as we follow her reasoning.

"I think the market is continuing to bounce in a range," said Paul Ballew, Nationwide's chief economist.