bounce back

Some are going to bounce back and have good years.

My body used to bounce back a day after a game.

We bounced back to 9,600 a couple of weeks ago.

Can he bounce back from a game and practice the next day?

So we've got to find some way to bounce back.

But when I did see her she had bounced back.

He called out, but his words bounced back at him.

Wall Street may be bouncing back, but we know from experience they're not going to police themselves.

Once upon a time he'd been a young man and able to bounce back from anything.

But in the longer run, he said, the city will almost certainly bounce back.

He bounced back near the end of the season, however, and hit his first home run soon after.

He's been able to bounce back two or three times like that.

Washington bounced back with an 87-yard drive in three minutes.

Do it now, before she has time to bounce back.

In the past couple of years, however, it has come bouncing back.

They looked at one another, then bounced back up onto the wall.

In fact, he said, the market may already be bouncing back.

The team, he went on to say, could also bounce back.

They later bounced back and were sitting with a 6-3 record.

"The question is what will the growth rate be after they bounce back?"

"The big thing is to have the ability to bounce back and stay strong."

But for the week of May 30, that lead bounced back to 497,000.

Each time he bounced back and became a key member of the team.

But not to stay - the fish bounced back into the water.

It means that I should find a way to bounce back.