bounce back
Britishverb
noun
Example Sentences
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With the ninth inning spoken for, Roberts believes this will allow for Scott to bounce back this season.
From Los Angeles Times
Shares bounced back in regular trading on Thursday, though.
From Barron's
In the fourth quarter, the fast-food giant posted nearly 7% comparable sales growth in the U.S., bouncing back from the weaker performance a year ago.
From Barron's
The stock was already bouncing back on Tuesday, climbing 2.7% to $229.43 as investors regained their bearings and processed the prior day’s selloff.
From Barron's
"Obviously with the way the group goes, you need at least four points to get through now, and it's going to need two big performances and a big bounce back from everyone," said Ten Doeschate.
From Barron's
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