Sentence examples for time to bounce from inspiring English sources
This had allowed some reefs time to bounce back.
Being English, we need a bit of time to bounce back.
If it's another 18 to 20 years until we get the next one, then a lot of reefs will have time to bounce back".
We would all agree that the nature of the injury he had, it's going to take a little time to bounce back.
Not everybody has the time to bounce from polling location to polling location, and not everybody has the language skills to advocate for themselves in situations like these.
He had infections and bile leaks, his liver took a long time to bounce back from the manhandling, he turned deep yellow and what was left of his digestive tract caused him misery at both ends.
If you have decades before you withdraw retirement funds, you have time to bounce back from a market downturn; those in or near retirement may want to take less risk.
Of course MLS, with its regular season offering generous time to bounce back in time for the playoffs, isn't a league where owners tend to press the panic button six games into a season.
They were the ones who were able to recover from a bad grade and resolve to do better next time; to bounce back from a fight with their parents; to resist the urge to go out to the movies and stay home and study instead; to persuade professors to give them extra help after class".
Maybe Oestlien and Jackson had had enough and thought it was time to bounce.
