Use "rebounding" in a sentence
1. The interaction effect caused by "rebounding to pass ball"and"making a feint to the east but attacking in the west"can improve the success rate of "rebounding to pass ball".
2. And pity the team that underestimates rebounding terror Michael Smith of Providence.
3. In 2008, the prices of recyclable waste plummeted before rebounding in 2009.
4. Synonyms for Caroming include bouncing, ricocheting, ricochetting, skimming, glancing, rebounding, skipping, grazing, bumping and striking
5. Exports in several Mediterranean economies are rebounding due to the recovery in the Euro Area.
6. Many times the Bruins appeared unprepared for the shots and were in poor rebounding position.
7. Taking advantage of James's rebounding popularity, Charles invited him back onto the privy council in 1684.
8. He gave the Bruins another scorer, more size, more rebounding, and the actor in him enjoyed the limelight.
9. It's a revolutionary, new rebounding Bollard system that absorbs energy, reducing damage to vehicles and assets, while protecting personnel
10. Cannas have been in and out of fashion many times during their long history, and are currently rebounding in popularity from a post WWII low
11. In practical terms this means moose are more vulnerable in areas where wolf or bear populations were decimated in the past but are now rebounding.
12. Balls is a thing of beauty for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch Like windchimes, paint Balls fall under gravity, rebounding off the walls and each other
13. Aided by the new Corsair PHEV, which has an electric-only range of 25 miles, the Corsair represents a great introduction to the rebounding Lincoln brand
14. The result shows the concrete rebounding value, compressing strength, tensile splitting strength, rupture strength and elastic modulus are reduced in different degree by adding recycled aggregates.
15. Biod is an environmental awareness promoter for Biodiversity including using alternative fuels with an emphasis on the use of Bio-Diesel Kangoo Jumps are a Fun Rebounding Activity! Biod promotes environmental awareness and Biodiversity
16. Anapest (n.) also Anapaest, "two short or unaccented syllables followed by a long or accented one," 1670s, from Latin Anapaestus, from Greek anapaistos "struck back, rebounding," as a noun "an anapest," verbal adjective from anapaiein "to strike back," from ana-"back" (see ana-) + paiein "to strike" (from PIE root *pau-(2) "to cut, strike, stamp")