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I just turned up and wanted to stay on the trampoline.

It was like trying to stop a shot on a trampoline.

"Now we have to find a way to turn it into a trampoline."

We were so big by then that the floor began to go up and down like a trampoline.

Hall got back to training on trampolines during summer 2010.

Then we got off the trampoline and went into the "fun house".

And for Armstrong, the performance today could be a trampoline.

"I put a trampoline in the middle of a field," he said, giving one example.

And what if you find the trampoline that your daughter wants for Christmas?

Neal felt as if he had a trampoline under his head.

But to my sixth sense, the place felt like a trampoline.

Bouncing, as if on a trampoline, we moved into the schools.

We also added that trampolines are not safe for children.

She spent a lot of time playing by herself on her backyard trampoline.

She has been on the national team for ten years, her favorite event is trampoline.

There was a trampoline installed for a short period of time as well.

As it turned out, the safety net was a trampoline.

You take your shoes off to jump on a trampoline.

In computer security, a register spring is a sort of trampoline.

A big trampoline, about four feet high, filled the backyard.

Only about 30 percent of the children hurt themselves by falling off trampolines.

Both forces add up and the person on the trampoline seems to become heavier.

"What else are you meant to do on a trampoline?

"The system will be more of a trampoline than a swamp," he said.

Perhaps that's because he can always bounce their ideas off his trampoline.