Sentence examples for something of a rebound from inspiring English sources

Each player entered this season looking to make something of a rebound.

But Mr. Dodd, who disclosed last week that he has prostate cancer, has been on something of a rebound.

After a miserable summer, the market for initial public offerings enjoyed something of a rebound in October.

I've got some new numbers from the Post polling team that shed a bit of light on why the law's approval has enjoyed something of a rebound.

But since then, there has been something of a rebound, said Rich Rosenberg, vice president of sales and purchasing for the company.

After weeks of gloomy national news fanning fears of a double dip in the market, New York City's largest brokerage firms are reporting something of a rebound and, with a sense of relief, even a possible state of stability.

But shooting over the St . Lukes players was like hoisting a shot from the floor of the Grand Canyon, and rebounds were something of a pipe dream.

Sandy Weill, then the CEO, was able to lead something of a recovery, however, helped by the postbust economic rebound.

"Even people who rented a 225-foot boat are saying, 'Can I get something that is 50 feet shorter?' " The more conservative sailboat charter business is showing signs of a rebound, too.

In a further sign of a rebound, Bank of America recently began unloading its share of the debt through a commercial mortgage bond offering — something it had not been able to do since the market collapsed.

Still, there are signs of a rebound.