Sentence examples for back from layoffs from inspiring English sources

It's anybody's guess who will emerge as the 2017 Ladies' Singles Champion; the women's game, at the moment, is rife with inconsistent if often brilliant play, and comprised to a marked degree of players nursing injuries, players just back from layoffs, and players coming out of nowhere, playing fearlessly.

Her selection was "Calling Him Back from Layoff," a free-verse workingman's lament by Bob Hicok, with a trace of terza rima.

While the U.A.W. had previously agreed to lower wages for new hires, some of the second-tier workers at the Orion plant could be among current G.M. employees called back from layoff.

Whatever else it holds, this new year is sure to produce a healthy serving of redemption stories, against-the-odds tales of people who bounced back from the layoffs, foreclosures and other wreckage of 2010.

How could he be?" Or as David Leadbetter, the pioneering instructor and coach to several top-ranked players, said: "I've heard of guys who have come back from long layoffs, guys who have changed caddies and guys who have changed swings.

The change comes at a critical time in RockYou's life, as the company attempts to reinvent itself and bounce back from substantial layoffs.

It's going to be quite amazing to have him coming back from this layoff".

But for all his glory years, Ali had essentially ended his career on a brutal note when, coming back from a layoff at the age of 38, he was battered by Larry Holmes in October 1980.

But for all his glory years, Ali essentially ended his career on a brutal note when, coming back from a layoff at the age of 38, he was battered by Larry Holmes in October 1980.

There were more encouraging signs from Clippers forward Blake Griffin in his fifth game back from a layoff of more than three months.

It is all quite a mood swing from the start of the year, when both were coming back from lengthy injury layoffs.