Sentence examples for up for a rebound from inspiring English sources

In 1956, playing for Jamaica High School in the quarterfinals of the P.S.A.L. tournament, Stanley went up for a rebound against Boys High.

Martin sprained the ankle early in the second quarter going up for a rebound with Dallas's Juwan Howard but stayed in the game, limping through the pain.

Going up for a rebound, he came down awkwardly on the back of a French player's heal and was forced to leave the game.

In Oakland, after being injured in his first postseason game after an eight-season wait, David Lee suited up with a torn hip flexor and took a minute to rise up for a rebound.

Williams, a junior, broke the third metacarpal on his nonshooting hand when he hit it on the elbow of his Blue Devils teammate Dahntay Jones while going up for a rebound.

That morning, while playing basketball at F.B.I. headquarters, Obama went up for a rebound and came down empty-handed; he got, instead, the sort of humbling reserved for middle-aged men who stubbornly refuse the transition to the elliptical machine and Gentle Healing Yoga.

While a number below 50 indicates continued contraction, the improvement suggests the economy may be getting nearer to its nadir, setting up conditions for a rebound in the second half.

Although the Knicks' roster remains a messy mosaic of bloated contracts and overrated players, Miami is again set up for a quick rebound.

There was one tense moment when, with less than four minutes left in the first half, Griner went up for an offensive rebound and got tangled with Mallard.

Van Horn, who turns 25 on Monday, fell awkwardly on his left leg after going up for an offensive rebound against Orlando's Don Reid and Bo Outlaw with 5 minutes 2 seconds left in the second quarter.

In the second quarter in Orlando on Tuesday night, Van Horn, the New Jersey Nets forward, landed awkwardly after going up for an offensive rebound and fractured his left fibula in two places.