Sentence examples for hard to bounce from inspiring English sources

It was hard to bounce back from losing my mum.

It was hard to bounce the ball off water".

"Anytime you touch the ball that much, it's hard to bounce back physically," Martz said.

But small towns could find it hard to bounce back because their tax rolls may be permanently reduced by the storm.

FINANCIAL TIMES   How Hurricane Sandy Hurt Municipal Bond Issuers  |  After Hurricane Sandy, "small towns could find it hard to bounce back because their tax rolls may be permanently reduced by the storm," Gretchen Morgenson writes in The New York Times.

Vince Carter, the Raptors leaper who found he could not jump as high in the playoffs as he did in the regular season, said: "It's hard to bounce back after a shot like that.

But as the more introverted of the two, he has found it harder to bounce back.

Ms. Ford says you correct the errors and move on, but that the tight economy is making it harder to bounce back.

Remember to practice on a snare....but also on toms as these are harder to bounce on.

"With these factors having dissipated, we expect the hard data to bounce back in the next few months and the payrolls figures to also recover.

In that first half I watched Bath players carrying the ball into contact and knew Sarries were either going to jackal over the ball and slow it down, or turn it over because either there was little support or the Bath player wasn't running hard enough to bounce the defenders off.