Sentence examples for bit of a comeback from inspiring English sources

It's also a bit of a comeback for Ms. Taylor.

For both Ms. Radcliffe and Mr. Gebrselassie, the race Sunday is a bit of a comeback.

But now, in back to the future fashion, glass is making a bit of a comeback.

An era in which Europe makes a bit of a comeback, while America begins its decline?

Gerontocracy made a bit of a comeback as Thatcher went on and on.

One of the reasons I put him on the horse was because he's had a bit of a comeback season.

It then made a bit of a choppy comeback but largely was unchanged.

Demographically very similar to the United States as a whole, Michigan has seen a Bush lead, a Gore bounce and now a bit of a Bush comeback.

With a Bush lead, then a Gore bounce and now bit of a Bush comeback, the presidential race is close in Michigan, a battleground state that is demographically very similar to the United States.

But I cannot help wondering if these developments, while seemingly unrelated, suggest that rational thought might be making a bit of a desperately needed comeback.

To drive his point home, watch Elvis on The Milton Berle Show in 1956 or a bit of his "Comeback Special in 1968".