1.   After the debates, she enjoyed a big bounce in the election polls.

2.   Although individual products are not credited with the big bounce, processed foods are a large portion of the Kraft family.

3.   For one thing, the remarkably adroit performance could give NBC a big bounce in its race to edge out ABC in the evening news ratings.

4.   Hit near the top, took one big bounce like a trampoline, and slid down and hooked on to the ledge.

5.   I know the political parties are always looking to get a big bounce out of their conventions.

6.   In short, getting a big bounce in the polls with his selection appears increasingly unlikely for a candidate who desperately needs one.

7.   Less expected was the big bounce back in business spending for new equipment, especially computers and other high-tech products.

8.   The big bounce in the Nasdaq helped to turn a truly disastrous year for technology funds into one that was merely miserable.

9.   The effect is a decades-old market quirk in which small stocks have often been given a big bounce in January.

10.   The poll gave Clinton a big post-convention bounce from a week earlier, when a similar survey showed his lead at only seven percent.