Sentence examples for would have rebounded from inspiring English sources

It would have rebounded into the sand and presented him with a much easier shot, less delicate than the one he faced as his round neared its end yesterday.

"There were very few who would have predicted that Lower Manhattan would have rebounded as quickly as it has, despite all of the false starts and delays and emotional overlays," said Carl Weisbrod, president of Trinity Real Estate and former president of the Alliance for Downtown New York.

The good news is that I don't think anyone would have predicted that the Gulf would have rebounded to where it is today.

We know because of the cockroach that some of the insects survived, meaning they would have rebounded a bit faster, though the movie had to be far enough in the timeline for birds to have returned as well.

The thrust of Romney's argument is that while Detroit has rebounded in recent years, it would have rebounded better without President Obama's actions, which were too favorable to unions and were headed up by the "politically connected and ethically challenged Obama-campaign contributor... financier Steven Rattner".

This upbeat story hasn't been entirely discredited — if that had happened, the market wouldn't have rebounded on Tuesday.

We know the answer, and we know that Wilhelmina Clinton and Newtina Gingrich wouldn't have rebounded from their infidelities as robustly as Bill and Newt did.

The Orioles won Game 2. If Tarasco had caught Jeter's shot and the Orioles had won the opener, would the Yankees have rebounded?

Norma Lois Peterson, in her book on Tyler's presidency, suggested that Tyler's general lack of success as president was due to external factors, that would have rebounded upon whoever was in the White House.

"I never thought I'd say this, but the domestics have rebounded pretty well over the last few years".

Stockmarkets have rebounded sharply.