1.   Barber then denied John Hendrie as the ball rebounded into play.

2.   Blue gets dumped and suffers mightily until he rebounds into the arms of Teddy, who likes to kiss and cuddle but nothing more.

3.   After suffering two heart episodes that laid him up months last year, Yeltsin rebounded into a spirited re-election campaign this spring.

4.   But the market was moved by a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia showing that manufacturing rebounded into plus territory this month.

5.   By Wednesday night, the Mets may well rebound all the way into the victory column and make the nightmare of an opener a distant memory.

6.   Generally, it takes only a few weeks or months for the virus to mutate around a drug and cause the patient to rebound into full-blown AIDs.

7.   Mink trim, mink hats, and even mink coats all rebounded into taste this year.

8.   The latest hair forecasts are that blond will rebound into prominence, overtaking red, in the next few months.

9.   Wham, I rebound into the traffic barrier.

10.   After hitting Santiago, the ball had so much force that it rebounded into short center field, where second baseman Luis Alicea caught it for an out.