“bounce”造句，怎麼用bounce造句

He is young enough to bounce back from this disappointment.

She came back full of confidence and bounce.

Will it ever end?... it feels as if your prayers simply bounce off the ceiling.

The booming industries of recent years, from construction to finance, will not bounce back.

But even with less of its habitat being destroyed the spotted owl population has yet to bounce back.

The particles thus bounce from one cell surface to another until they land on an uninfected cell.

Be part of a team - Working with Crick, he had a partner to bounce ideas off and a Pal to support him.

Tasked with rebuilding dwindling support for her party, she called snap elections just three weeks into office, hoping to benefit from her bounce in public opinion.

Like light and radar waves, microwaves usually bounce off objects, making them visible to instruments and creating a shadow that can be detected.

Objects in the game roll down slopes and bounce realistically off each other; wooden items splinter when shot at and can be set on fire; metal items create sparks when scraped against walls.

Reason to hate: Once the crumbs fall from his beard and bounce off his shirt, they inevitably land on the floor, inviting exotic foreign insects to crawl under your skin at night.

I bounce it, it starts blinking.

The volleyball gave a high bounce.

Players complained about the uneven bounce of the tennis court.

But he failed to bounce back after the difficult chemo, remaining pale and listless.

They emit high frequency pulses of sound through their mouth or nose which bounce off surfaces and objects around them.

Indoors, a bounce card like this has the added benefit of throwing light onto your subject from two directions, forward and bounced off the ceiling.

Another technology under review is a space-based radar network that will continuously bounce signals off Earth's surface and under all conditions--even low clouds, storms, or darkness--detect moving targets such as trucks and missile launchers.

And since testosterone deficiency is often the result of other health problems rather than the cause of them, obese men, for example, often find that once they lose weight, hormone levels bounce back.

"I want kids to realise that engineering and problem solving are every bit as fun and rewarding as bounce, bounce, bounce, throw," says Mr Kamen.

Children may use walkers to sit, recline, bounce, jump, and use their feet to move around.

These sounds travel underwater until they encounter objects, then bounce back to their dolphin senders, revealing the location, size, and shape of their target.

I hope this cheque doesn't bounce.

If you have access to a flash that can bounce off the ceiling or walls, that could work much better.

Work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.

If you continue to badger your parents, you'll only alienate them and frustrate yourself. If the worst that can happen is that checks could bounce or late fees accrue, let the matter rest for a while.