Sentence examples for was being bounced from inspiring English sources
Cumberland said Duquette told him that he was being bounced because he drank too much.
I guessed which Shakespeare play was being bounced around, but if you don't it doesn't matter, and, besides, you will be offered a heavy hint later in the proceedings.
In addition, more boards are being bounced into firing the boss by increasingly active institutional investors.
I can't remember my contribution to the meeting, but Melvern quotes me as saying: "We are being bounced.
It is obvious that the BBC is being bounced by its competitors and by the political climate ahead of the upcoming general election".
The government's drug experts are keen to avoid looking as though they are being bounced into a decision by ministers.
In Terry Hands's 1968 production, Ian Richardson looked, as one critic said, "as if he were being bounced on a trampoline".
This is why reading in a moving vehicle is such a common precipitant of motion sickness; eyes are focused on a page while the body is being bounced and turned on the road.
While it's important to know where to go to report a problem, knowing that some day a federal agency may bring action against the recalcitrant company offers little satisfaction when you're being bounced between the retailer and manufacturer if your computer needs fixing — or you're still waiting for that refund check for the coat you sent back six months ago.
Tweetsfrom some US voters reveal that email votes sent to inboxes in the Essex and Morris counties in New Jersey are being bounced back.
