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Sentence examples for to bounce from inspiring English sources

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to bounce

noun

A change of direction of motion after hitting the ground or an obstacle.

synonyms

bouncingreboundbobbobbingups

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Time to bounce!

1
The New Yorker

Elmo love to bounce!

2
The New Yorker

Get ready to bounce.

3
The New York Times - Arts

You have to bounce back.

4
The New York Times - Sports

I've got to bounce back.

5
The New York Times - Sports

ELMO: Elmo got to bounce!

6
The New Yorker

Retail has been slow to bounce back.

7
The New York Times

We have to bounce back against Scotland".

8
Independent

We have to bounce right back".

9
The New York Times - Sports

"But you have to bounce back.

10
The New York Times - Sports

And you want to bounce him?

11
The New York Times
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