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Meanings of rebound from in English
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Usage of rebound from in English
1
To fully rebound from this era of crisis, more of it must.
2
The property market is expected to rebound from its current soft spot.
3
Both teams were trying to rebound from disappointing defeats on Saturday night.
4
He'd met his wife Carol on the rebound from his first wife.
5
Yet this rebound from her recent dismay surely might demand an opportunity.
6
Kane buried a rebound from Jonathan Toews to seal the overtime win.
7
Coyle batted the puck in midair off a rebound from Marchand's shot.
8
Happiness, I have discovered, is nearly always a rebound from hard work.
9
What rebound from the gates of Death to the threshold of Eden!
10
Sterling's rebound from 35-year lows against the dollar looks like another one.
11
This generated hefty profits and fueled the firm's rebound from the financial crisis.
12
The energy sector's strength helped Russia rebound from last week's redemptions.
13
He tucked in his own rebound from the right side of the net.
14
Larkin put in a rebound from the left circle for his ninth goal.
15
His sanguine temperament had made a complete rebound from the depression following Ticonderoga.
16
They will be hoping also to see loanmaking rebound from October's 22-month lows.
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