Sentence examples for rebound beyond from inspiring English sources
"rebound beyond" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe a situation where something is improving, or surpassing its original level or status after a period of decline. For example, "After a period of financial instability, the company managed to rebound beyond its original level of success."
He cautioned, however, that "a stable and steady manufacturing rebound will require a broader global rebound beyond the strength that is emanating from Asia".
A minute later Sunderland's goalkeeper failed to hold an Emmanuel Adebayor shot and watched Nacer Chadli direct the rebound beyond his reach.
Irrespective of the personnel, though, it seemed almost natural that United should go on to produce their most intense attacking, with Ashley Young seeing one effort blocked before he sent the rebound beyond the post.
Bacary Sagna, having intercepted a loose ball in his own half and exchanged passes with Gervinho, should have doubled the lead straight after half-time, but on 50 minutes Rosicky did exactly that, bursting on to Ramsey's short pass, thumping a fierce shot that Foster could only block, and clipping the rebound beyond the Albion goalkeeper and into the corner of the net.
Swansea were acquitting themselves well but Everton were creating the better chances, Pienaar coming closest when he directed Baines's cross on to the woodwork, with Traore unable to head the rebound beyond Tremmel.
The dangerous rebound skitters beyond everyone's reach.
The Cameroonian cut inside Iasmin Latovlevici and saw his low shot pushed out by Tatarusanu only for Georgievski, running at full pace, to smash the rebound inadvertently beyond the prone goalkeeper.
At the other end, Boston College missed a shot, but the long rebound was just beyond Kent's reach.
The new hotels could delay any rebound in occupancy beyond next year, when business travel is expected to pick up, Mr. Mills said.
When sales rebound next year and beyond, GM stands to be very profitable.
The implosion effect occurs when a pressure wave passes through a tissue containing bubbles of gas: the bubbles first implode, then rebound and expand beyond their original volume.
