Sentence examples for get a bounce from inspiring English sources

Press coverage, too, can get a bounce.

Instead, Romney didn't get a bounce — but Obama did.

Then we'll get a bounce out of our convention.

You get a bounce off the end boards and it's 2-2".

Mr. Obama did get a bounce, but it faded so quickly that he lost New Hampshire five days later.

Mr. Santorum did get a bounce, but it was modest, and about half of it had evaporated by election night.

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Brown and Labour initially got a bounce in the public opinion polls.

"Then Timmy was hurt last year and they got a bounce with a little over four seconds left.

You could see when they came out of the huddle, they got a bounce in their step.

Thanks to the yuan's appreciation and reinvested dividends, investors in Chinese shares also got a bounce in dollar terms, even though local indices have fared poorly.