Sentence examples for rebound all over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rudder uses the soca beat to rebound all over the Caribbean and the Americas; "Calypso Music" borrowed Thelonious Monk's "Straight No Chaser" as a keyboard line, while Mr. Rudder's new "Wining in de Carnival" was built on a salsa piano vamp.

"We've measured the rebound all over the central U.S. with high-precision GPS," Stein says, "and it's very small in the New Madrid area".

And, while companies have figured out how to make money even during steep downturns — during this very weak recovery, corporate profits have rebounded strongly — over-all corporate profits are below where they were in 2006.

After imploding in the wake of the housing bubble, surviving homebuilders saw their stocks rebound powerfully over the past year.

Each of these stocks provides excellent value over the long-term, and also has the muscle to rebound over the near-term.

Trees and shrubs that look discouraged now may rebound over the winter.

As to larger companies that should rebound over time, well, look at a Caterpillar or a Cisco as examples.

"Business investment appears to have started the second quarter on a weak note but should rebound over the final two months of the quarter," Mr. Ashworth said.

New-car sales began to rebound over the winter, and last month they jumped sharply, up almost sixteen per cent from the previous year.

With investors so nervous, the markets may rebound over the next few days, as volatility and big swings of 3 and 4 percent have become more common.

"Some bargain hunters are beginning to look for sold-out technology issues, which may rebound over the next few quarters in terms of earnings".