Sentence examples for a comeback in some from inspiring English sources

Jingles are making a comeback in some commercials, but others use original music or popular songs.

In America, heroin has staged a comeback in some rural areas, largely as a by-product of prescription-drug abuse.

"Are you mulatto?" asked Paul Skym, another student, using a word once tinged with shame that is enjoying a comeback in some young circles.

Let's strike Kim Jong-un to death!" Such combative slogans, popular during the cold war, have made a comeback in some South Korean military units in the past few years.

This dish seems to be making a comeback in some quarters of NYC, but Le Périgord's version is still far out ahead.

Gabel-Luddy eventually took the close election by just 95 votes after Frutos, armed with City Councilman Gary Bric's endorsement, mounted a comeback in some key high-turnout precincts, according to voter return data from the city clerk's office.

Socialism of many varieties has been enjoying a comeback in Latin America for some time.

Mind you, this isn't a sudden development: wood has been making a comeback in the furniture world for some time.

It is currently seeing a comeback in Ireland and now getting some interest here, especially on Nameberry, where it's 407.

Some sports may be easier to make a comeback in.

ARE intellectuals making a comeback in France?