Sentence examples for well rebound from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it could well rebound in his favor.

Given the wild swings in technology shares, its stock price could well rebound by then.

A slim, catlike man may well rebound before a hasty exit can be made.

He can run, shoot the 3-pointer well, rebound and block shots.

If and when the Enron mess fades from view, stock prices may well rebound, reflecting the expected economic resurgence.

Each company has seen its share price suffer of late despite apparently bright prospects, and each could well rebound from the current confusion in relatively short order.

You could see why he's done well rebounding and blocking shots".

Ms. Wells rebounded, and in the late 1970s married an ambitious documentary filmmaker, and moved to New York, where she became a writer and editor for a new magazine called Condé Nast Traveler.

"I knew he has been shooting the ball well and rebounding well, playing like the Derrick Coleman of old," Van Horn said.

Wood and Robshaw have done well to rebound from England's premature exit from the tournament and now find themselves with the opportunity to help England extend their 10-game unbeaten record.

Rajiv van La Parra turned in a Nahki Wells rebound after six minutes to score what proved the winning goal against his old club.