Sentence examples for might bounce back from inspiring English sources

He has bounced back so often, he said, he just might bounce back again.

Some members of both parties and some administration officials acknowledge that the economy might bounce back without any fiscal stimulus.

"This is not something like the stock market, which might bounce back by itself in six months".

However, Smith might opt instead to carry on receiving an income, during which time prices might bounce back.

He shows no sign of being willing to compromise.The protesters might bounce back, perhaps inspired by another bunch of scandalous snippets recorded in the president's kitchen cabinet.

This makes it easy to mistake those who suffer from this disorder for people who, with a little coaxing — a dinner with friends or a distracting movie like "Wedding Crashers" (starring, Lord help us, Owen Wilson) — might bounce back the following day.

There is little concern that Harvey might not bounce back.

It was at once a sign of how far she had fallen and how she might just bounce back.

The protesters might conceivably bounce back, perhaps inspired by another bunch of scandalous snippets recorded in the president's kitchen cabinet.

He seems to have lost interest but had the class to win the Richmond Stakes last summer and might just bounce back tried in blinkers today.

This could prove disastrous, the sort of domino effect that a kitchen might not bounce back from: dishes could go out cold and come back for refires, clogging up the line for rest of the night, creating delays, angry customers, cuss words and — worse — comps.