Sentence examples for fierce bounce from inspiring English sources

He's getting some really fierce bounce out there and it's causing problems.

Kemar Roach produced fierce bounce and pace to have first-innings centurion Andrew Strauss caught at fourth slip for just one before nightwatchman James Anderson gloved the same bowler down the leg side.

But even we English speakers know what the coyote is telling us when we hear those calls, shrill and fierce as they bounce along canyons of rock or concrete or just down the cul-de-sac.

Ronaldo met the cross with a fierce header which bounced down and then into the roof of the net for his third goal of the tournament.

While the cinematographer was filming on board the steamboat as it bounced over fierce rapids, his hand was smashed open and had to be sewn up without anesthesia.

Fierce rays of sunlight bounced off the surface of the piranha-filled river as the 40-horsepower motor puttered and the launch pushed further upriver, deeper into the Amazon.

His fierce drive struck the bar and bounced down, Leo Ulloa heading it on to the roof of the net.

The United States bounce from an emotional, hard fought fought victory against fierce rivals, straight into the second half of back-to-back opening round games, and that is no easy trick, especially this far from home.

Cox's fierce shot hit Jack Baldwin in the chest and, unluckily for the Peterborough defender, bounced straight back to where it had come from.

Given the scepticism displayed at the time and Scot Gardiner's fierce defence of the appointment, credit must be given, at least for the short-term "bounce" the club has had since Brown's arrival.

That left 18 minutes for City to find a winner, which duly arrived when Clichy's cross bounced into the path of Nasri, who found the net with a fierce drive from 10 yards out.