bounce something around

By then she and her children had bounced around the system at least eight times.

This was how phone calls got bounced around the country.

"But industry numbers do bounce around a lot as the year goes on."

Is today's stock market bouncing around more than it did before?

So bounced around that we can never see anything straight.

From 1963 until 1967 the case bounced around the courts.

In that way she made it bounce around a corner.

It was a bill that had been bouncing around Congress for two decades.

They got the impression that the family had bounced around a lot.

Hot shows are not usually bounced around the schedule this way.