Sentence examples for came back rather from inspiring English sources

History was awaiting the Chicago Blackhawks' response in the N.H.L. playoffs Thursday night, too, and the answer came back rather emphatically.

I have huge affection for the country—far more for its constitutional ideals than I do for my native Britain's but, I must say, I came back rather shaken.

Bayern had actually come back rather well after their early set-back.

Mariscal said there was a chance the peso could weaken more than 30% at the start, "but there is also a significant chance that it comes back rather quickly".

Banking on the resiliency of the country normally pays off, excepting the Great Depression, but you bet only on stocks that surely come back rather than succumb.

With personalization as the hot button topic in e-commerce, BRANDiD represents a subset of startups betting on a mix of data and human advice to keep customers coming back, rather than the solely algorithm-based recommendations that have become ubiquitous on other sites.

Andrew Lawrence After a couple of less-than-impressive years, Andrew Lawrence came back with a rather splendid show.

It all came back during a rather lyrical tour of Sunnyside, a largely uncelebrated sliver of western Queens.

Rooney worked hard but was peripheral as he came back to help rather than frightening Liverpool's back players in central areas, where he is at his best.

It is a move that ministers claim enjoys considerable public support, but the consultation came back with a rather different view.

Collingwood turned to the legside off McGrath and came back for two - but rather than take the bails off from Michael Hussey's throw, wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist relayed to the bowler's end where a combination of McGrath and Brett Lee fudged the opportunity.