Sentence examples for rebounding off from inspiring English sources
He had to be a meta-Elvis, whose life and work were constantly rebounding off each other.
The second is the hollow slap of the back of Spink's head rebounding off the taut canvas floor.
The low-key, chastened, anti-dramatic movement of Anne Tyler's imagination — no marvels or events, really, just inner action rebounding off half-spoken idea — would have baffled him.
In open play a ball rebounding off you into the net would be a goal, as you're considered part of the field of play.
And then there was Kenneth Faried, the second-year forward from Newark, rapidly becoming the N.B.A.'s dominant hustle player, looking as if he were rebounding off a trampoline, reminding us of what the Knicks' roster sorely lacks.
On Lorenz's maiden voyage, the boat was swamped by waves rebounding off the seawall at East Thirty-seventh Street, and eventually sank, leaving Lorenz and her fare to swim ashore at Roosevelt Island.
The conversion attempt rebounded off a post.
But twice his shots rebounded off the frame of the goal.
As Derdiyok twisted in the air, the ball rebounded off his leg.
When Fábregas's pass rebounded off Lescott's heels, Messi was there.
"He's got to rebound off this race because he ran hard today.
