Sentence examples for a short-lived return from inspiring English sources

Williams also made a short-lived return to TV last fall in CBS' The Crazy Ones, a comedy about a father-daughter ad agency team that co-starred Sarah Michelle Gellar.

Among the artistic rationales for major revisals are fixing weak books or dealing with dated — even off-putting — material, like the ethnic stereotyping in "Flower Drum Song" (heavily revised for a short-lived return to Broadway in 2002).

Though the score was 0-0 at half-time, Liverpool moved up a gear after the interval, so much so that sandwiched between two Ian Rush goals was a 40-yard solo run from Mark Lawrenson which he polished off with a low drive past the 40-year-old Pat Jennings, making a short-lived return after an eight-year spell at Arsenal.

After a short-lived return to series TV in the offbeat western, "Nichols," Garner landed this witty 1974-1980 NBC series created by Roy Huggins, who had produced "Maverick," and Stephen J. Cannell.

The critically acclaimed revival's first season featured Messing's character courting many suitors over 16 episodes, including a short-lived return for ex-husband Leo played by Harry Connick Jr. .

There are some difficult driving conditions in parts of Wales on Friday after snow made an anticipated short-lived return in parts of Wales.

"Bunheads" is her first TV series since Fox's short-lived "Return of Jezebel James," an appealingly mismatched mess of network demands and interior emotional excavation.

Mr. Williams has been the anchor of the one-hour, prime-time news program on CNBC since July 2002, when NBC News shifted it from a sister channel, MSNBC, to make room for the short-lived return to television of Phil Donahue.

Liverpool last lost a game with Lucas in the team on 4 November, at Real Madrid in the Merseyside club's short-lived return to the Champions League, and last gained a point in the Premier League without him on 25 October in a goalless draw at home to Hull City.

Martina Navratilova's short-lived return to singles is over, but not before she showed she could still compete with players nearly half her age.

Yet when federal agents raided Hurwitz's clinic in 2003 and charged the pain management specialist with illegal drug trafficking, Greenwood's short-lived return to normalcy ended.