Sentence examples for rebounded upward from inspiring English sources

The inertia of the collapse deflected the interface downward before it rebounded upward.

As a result, the acromion slid down from the initial position in the beginning and then rebounded upward due to keeping the knee straight.

The centre of the depression rebounds upward, and the edges collapse to form terraces.

There are complicating issues, though, like the fact that the continent itself is responding to current and past ice loss by slowly rebounding upward.

"The hot rock under the surface was able to rebound upward in response to the impact and got frozen in that concentration," he said.

According to this report, both men and women, with or without children, regardless of economic status, start heading downward in terms of fulfillment and happiness as they hit their forties -- hitting a low point around age 44 but then rebound upward as they reach their mid fifties.

Since the terrorists' apocalyptic victories of Sept. 11, government popularity has rebounded dramatically upward in the polls.

The Post's Chris Mooney reports the mantle of the Earth under several major glaciers seems to be rebounding, rising upward at a rate of 41 millimeters (or 1 ½ inches) a year.

When this hits the opponents racket, the ball will rebound in an upward direction.

He had a poor game against Gloucester earlier in the season but he's rebounded straight back on the upward curve of performance since.

When the ice age glaciers melted away from northern lands some 10,000 years ago, the Earth rebounded, much as a boat bobs upward when its cargo is unloaded.