Sentence examples for from the bounce from inspiring English sources

In other words, even aside from the bounce in the housing market which is a source of disquiet among many analysts, the modest recovery the UK has so far managed has happened largely on the back of a single successful industry — and a slide back into what Osborne once derided as, "debt-fuelled growth".

And Gavin Henson then played his part as Bath ran in a pair of quickfire tries, with Rokoduguni benefitting from the bounce of a wayward Henson pass and charging to the line, before the Wales centre slipped in Agulla for a storming finish from halfway.

It is no great secret that we were way early in oil and have benefited from the bounce and would not be unhappy to pay more at the pump if it meant our stock prices would move close to what we paid.

Oh, and our Editorial Assistant, John McDonnell was there as well to report on the Bounce scene post-Katrina and interviewed a DJ from the Bounce scene, DJ Chicken.

Choose your preferences from the "Bounce" dialog box that appears.

HITS FROM THE PONG Bounce Pub, 121 Holborn, EC1N 2TD, Friday 30 May Man, what happened to pubs?

She now owed around nine hundred dollars in fines from the bounced checks.

While many expected a speech full of impressions from the bouncing comedian, Robin Williams was gracious and almost out of breath.

The first hint of Wednesday's effervescence came from the bouncing body of Paul Mann, the guest conductor.

The ball wound up in the lake, or in a bank of shrubbery, denying Auf his long runs to and from the bouncing beacon.

Other efforts to tap the power of movement have included shoe-mounted devices and systems that channel the energy from the bouncing motion of a backpack.