Sentence examples for continues to bounce from inspiring English sources

The logic continues to bounce as we follow her reasoning.

Gorgeously minimal electro of the early 1980s persuasion continues to bounce around every other new band.

"Although the headline figure has moved sharply on a month-to-month basis, reflecting in part the impact of harsh weather in earlier months, the bottom line is that the new-home market continues to bounce along the bottom," said Omair Sharif, an economist at RBS in Stamford, Conn.

The Interview continues to bounce back after it incited a devastating cyber attack against Sony Pictures – not only will it get a UK release on 6 February, but it has also recouped a fair chunk of its budget via on-demand services in the US.

The housing market, says David Blitzer, chairman of Standard & Poor's index committee, "continues to bounce along the recent lows".

In short, the survey underscores the mind-set that gives us the current manic-depressive market: Things are on the upswing, but doubt chews at the edge of anyone's plans, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to bounce around.

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.

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

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

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