用“bounce back”造句大全，bounce back造句

These sound waves bounce back off the foetus, helping to create a 'picture' of the child on a screen.

At Echo Wall, visitors now offer cries instead of sacrifices, hoping to hear their voices bounce back to them.

S. illegally, by paying a gang $25,000, but many local people insisted that China is on course to bounce back and recover its historic role as world leader.

Freewill operates whatever choices a soul makes, because it is known that if there is a negative situation involved you will always bounce back.

Shevchenko is set to miss the final game of the season with a groin complaint, but he is determined to bounce back and prove Chelsea were right to shell out such a huge sum last summer.

With the tom set up vertically, sound waves hit the floor and bounce back into the bottom head. Angling a tom slightly causes sound waves to scatter, and diffuses them.

He is young enough to bounce back from this disappointment.

Japanese society rarely lets people bounce back from the perceived shame of failure or bankruptcy.

While many children do experience negative effects at first, including anxiety, anger and shock, most kids bounce back.

A vibration, by its nature, is back and forth, a pull and release with bounce back and a return to a pull.

A smart boss regards mistakes as part of the learning curve for every employee and values those who are determined to find a way to bounce back.

Right, this makes a lot of sense because if the entire atom was made up of nuclei, then we would have 100% probability of hitting one of these nuclei and having things bounce back.

I believe the only thing that can help you bounce back is your purpose in life.

But as the economy recovers, and with it demand for gas, prices should bounce back.

MAN CITY V CHELSEA Both clubs suffered surprise exits in the Carling Cup in midweek and will be looking to bounce back strongly.

Then you send laser light through a beam splitter to divide the beam between the two arms, and let the light bounce back and forth a few times before returning to the beam splitter.

To spring or bounce back after hitting or colliding with something.

You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back.

We bounce back from defeat.

“This is an economy that can bounce back,” says Ratna Sahay, the head of the IMF’s delegation to Egypt.

If you drop it, it will bounce back.

They may yet bounce back, but analysts fret that bottled water, which is now firmly in the sights of environmental groups, may go the way of the fur trade.

They just bounce back white light for the sun, right to your eyes.

Mr Carter's tone was dolorous, but there is an extraordinary lilt to Mr Obama's rhetoric which puts a bounce back into everyone's step.