soft bounce

If you get a soft bounce with your 4 you're going to have a very difficult chip.

The ball takes a couple of soft bounces, then scampers forward.

His third shot took a softer bounce than he expected, leaving him an 8-footer for par and it stopped inches short of the hole.

In an earlier time, Luckett would have been the day's focal point and the recipient of those soft bounce passes.

Most southern hemisphere outfits use an unbraided cord that gives a longer, softer bounce.

"She said, 'Phil, they were throwing those soft bounce passes and kept turning it over.'

A soft bounce may occur because the recipient's mailbox is full, the server is overloaded or there are other temporary problems.

In the next beat, Bonnie was flung into the air, wincing in expectation of the pain, but having the soft bounce of Gray's bed to cushion her blow.

A bounce may be a "soft bounce," in which case the sending computer can retry the delivery later, or a "hard bounce," in which case the delivery is a failure.

A rotund man wearing glasses was retrieving the basketball for Baker, delivering soft bounce passes to the 6-foot-10 1/2-inch Milwaukee Bucks forward as he traversed an imaginary circle about 25 feet from the basket.

Obama picked the teams in Pittsburgh, giving himself five of the best players and two of the worst (the reporters) and immediately took charge of the play, bringing the ball up court and dishing soft bounce passes.