Sentence examples for rebounded I from inspiring English sources

I rebounded, I cried, I got drunk, and then cried some more.

In contrast, submaximal IO-evoked inhibition consistently failed to evoke clear-cut rebounds (i.e. post-inhibitory excitation that exceeds 2 standard deviations of the pre-stimulus baseline).

There was no evidence of "rebound" (i.e., worsening in IBS-C symptoms compared with the baseline period in the linaclotide placebo patients).

Much larger studies will be needed to answer most of these questions, however our sub-analysis of rebounding patients suggested that a high Total DNA at TI was more indicative of a higher VL rebound (i.e. >400 copies), whereas a low DNA level was not associated with a lower rebound.

Newark's Rebound Is Questioned To be sure, Mayor James has to overcome his own chorus of skeptics.

Rebound Is Seen For Business Travel Most corporate travel managers think that business travel will rebound significantly this year and next, according to a National Business Travel Association survey.

[A1.] Argentine Rebound Is Promised The results of Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo's unorthodox brew of policies in Argentina has so far been anything but sterling, but he predicted that the entire economic panorama will change in the next three months.

(See "Ford's Rebound Is For Real").

Beware the rebound, I say: stay single.

"So she leads by example: When we need a rebound, I'll get one.

"I had to guard people; I had to rebound; I had to get steals.