Sentence examples for was rebound from inspiring English sources
verb
To bound or spring back from a force.
The manuscript's Renaissance-era cover (it was rebound) is made of what the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, at Yale, calls a "limp vellum".
From each SurveNIR book, a 0.5 0.7 cm stack of paper (several sections) was rebound by a professional bookbinder (sections hand-sewn, spine glued with PVAc, hard binding on board, including an end paper, mull spine lining, fabric cover over spine, uncovered, with overhang, paper trimmed around the edges).
The page bearing their signatures was removed when the book was rebound in 1953.
In modern times it was rebound into sets of six leaves each.
Because of the fire damage, the manuscript was rebound in the 19th century, and each leaf was mounted separately.
There was rebound hypercalcemia after stopping denosumab.
Industrial production was rebounding.
Howard's past was rebounding.
The only troubling sign for the Blue Devils was rebounding.
Business in those markets was rebounding, he said.
Over the centuries, the book has been rebound several times.
