Sentence examples for would not bounce from inspiring English sources

It was never going to be easy asking Gareth to leave". The former England defender could not prevent the club sliding out of the Premier League last season and Steve Gibson, the Middlesbrough chairman, revealed it was his fear that the club would not bounce back at the first attempt which led him to make the change.

This could mean the take from income tax for the Exchequer would not bounce back as the economy continues to recover - which is already something of a headache for the chancellor, following this parliament's increase in the tax-free band to £10,000.

The road from the village is steeply switchbacked, and I drove slowly, so the car wouldn't bounce.

Tom added: "There's nothing I wouldn't bounce off Jack as one of my very first stops.

Rose, solid herself, envied this size; Bev looked armored, untouchable, as if nothing could come at her that wouldn't bounce straight off.

We sat and talked about books and authors, and I gave my best impersonation of a model tenant, a man whose checks wouldn't bounce and who wouldn't cause any fuss.

I previously used a now-defunct program called Dollars and Sense, and before that I just kept a lot of money in my checking account and hoped that I wouldn't bounce any checks.

Just so bosoms wouldn't bounce?

Growing up as the baby in a basketball family, Rivers recalls hours spent on the backyard half-court, the one that included flood lights so the boys could play into the night and a giant net so the ball wouldn't bounce into the next-door lake.

"We'll enjoy [the trip] but at the same time being professional to get the points for our confidence because not having a good game against them would mean not bouncing back from last week".

That would be the low point of the weekend for the Pac-12, should the Beavers not bounce back, and would probably be the worst loss for any B.C.S. conference program during the month of September.