Sentence examples for rebounded along from inspiring English sources
The accounts have rebounded, along with the rest of the market, but that's little help for those who retired or were forced to during the recession.
To spend a day with Mr. Farrell — a local version of Donald Trump, without the history of debt, the lush hair or the insults — is to see just how fully the Hamptons have rebounded, along with the confidence, and the bonuses, of their wealthier summer visitors.
"To spend a day with Mr. Farrell — a local version of Donald Trump, without the history of debt, the lush hair or the insults — is to see just how fully the Hamptons have rebounded, along with the confidence, and the bonuses, of their wealthier summer visitors," Mr. Rutenberg writes.
James Thompson, finance director of EcoSecurities, says he is confident that the price of carbon will rebound along with a wider economic recovery in 12 or 18 months' time.
Oakley had one of his better seasons in the last several years, averaging 9.6 points and 9.5 rebounds, along with 3.4 assists.
For the Spartans, they graduated All-Area Player of the Year Koko Kurdoghlian (13 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.3 steals per game) and All-Area second-team guard Grant Arthur (9.5 points and 4.8 rebounds) along with eight other seniors.
He also had a game-high 14 rebounds along with 7 assists.
Griffin compiled 21 points (4 in the fourth) and 6 rebounds, along with five ordinary — by his elevated standards — dunks.
His three rebounds — along with seven turnovers — would have been more of a postgame issue had Kris Humphries not cleaned up the glass with 21 rebounds.
They thought a lacklustre economy was suppressing participation by driving discouraged workers out of the labour market altogether, and that participation would rebound along with the economy.
Turnovers and missed layups and a general sluggishness gave way, midway through the second quarter, to hustle in going after rebounds, along with a series of short-range hook shots and crowd-energizing faceup jumpers.
