Sentence examples for set to bounce from from inspiring English sources

Youthful pop composer Matt Hales, whose ethereal, unrequited love song, Strange and Beautiful, looks set to bounce from the current VW Beetle ad to the top of the charts.

As it stands, they look set to bounce back from the bitter disappointment of relegation from the top flight last season.

In what was the pair's first meeting, Jankovic reeled off six straight games in the first set to bounce back from being 3-0 down, as Watson was made to pay for not taking her chance to pull four ahead.

He would have continued to bounce from one foster setting to another without much chance of getting better.

Second, the setting really is all about the ordinary people, finally getting a chance to bounce from the cheap seats down to the dais.

Drag and drop the message you want to bounce from your email program into the Bounce Bully application.

Get ready to bounce.

A third man, Charlie Hodges, has a solo of fast, bouncing ballet jumps and turns, all set to brisk pizzicati from the violin.

"Bounce," set to music by Lawrence Nachsin, lived up to its name.

It's a revelation that sets her bouncing from New Age fixes to variations on the old-time religions.

Resilience is "a set of skills" enabling you to bounce back from your challenges.