Sentence examples for called comeback from inspiring English sources

A DECADE ago, Paul Ingrassia and Joseph White wrote a racy book called "Comeback: The Fall and Rise of the American Automobile Industry".

Now she is "right there rummaging through the Western townships where they're staging a play called 'Comeback.' And the only line is: 'Don't go.' " And suddenly the picture comes clear: it is not he who is being rejected; it is she.

In other words, believe in a thing called comebacks.

During what CJ calls "comeback season" -- when BTS is releasing new music -- they focus on encouraging fans to stream and buy music.

You can get a fat, fried chicken breast on a bun with pickles and the peppery mayonnaise Mississippians call comeback sauce.

"It was a resurrection in the way he came back stronger than ever," says Greg Harris, president and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, which is hosting a session about the show with Binder on Dec. 2 of what he calls "Comeback Special Weekend" at the institution.

The Shaggs were called the "comeback" story of 1981 by Rolling Stone magazine.

Zidane called the comeback victory his best night as a coach so far.

"Who am I kidding," he added, turning to the pair he called the "comeback couple".

Before the weekend, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder was being called a comeback kid after his Social Democrats (SPD) perked up in the polls.

He's been called the comeback kid more than once but can George Papandreou, the widely acclaimed leader of Socialist International, rejuvenate the left in his native Greece?