Sentence examples for in a bounce from inspiring English sources

Children cavorted in a bounce house, a colorful sign of families restored.

SAN FRANCISCO — It may be one of the most beloved activities of hyperactive children and the parents who love them: bouncing in a bounce house.

That means "no double bounce". Double bouncing is when one person bounces on the trampoline mat at just the right time to send the other person higher in a bounce (think of a teeter-totter).

So here was the General, the nickname he has earned while with Miami, Boston, Milwaukee or the Nets, hitting Kendall Gill or Kerry Kittles on the wing for a jumper, working in a bounce pass to Chris Gatling or Keith Van Horn in the post, or, when overthrowing a pass to Van Horn for a turnover, pointing to himself.

If Celtic are impressed they could sign him in January with the player having played in a bounce game at Celtic's training ground on Wednesday.

Langfield, 31, suffered a brain seizure almost six months ago and recently made his return in an Aberdeen shirt in a bounce game against Dundee United.

In a bounce-back season in 2010, Wright hit 29 home runs with 103 R.B.I. and a.283 batting average.

Ten minutes later, Pulisic gathered in a bouncing ball near the left sideline.

Mata controlled a Ramires pass with great skill, flicking the ball over his head before sending in a bouncing shot that Vaclik did well to tip over.

And shortly after the substitutions, Jones scored the winner when he volleyed in a bouncing ball from Van Persie's corner from 12 yards.

However, they result in a bounce-back effect that returns us to our baseline of stress, or worse.