Sentence examples for comeback of those from inspiring English sources

But only when the 2018s nostalsoa kicksawn (oh, hello, denim everything).

Diminutive and self-effacing, O'Farrill enjoyed a revival in his later years, predating the comeback of those other elderly and forgotten Cubans from the Buena Vista Social Club.

Prospero's retirement from his "rough magic" in The Tempest is routinely seen as self-reference but Vincentio, Timon, Lear, Coriolanus and even Perdita in The Winter's Tale can be regarded as rehearsals of different scenarios for departure or fantasies of triumphant comeback, of the kind to which those in professions where rejection is a constant risk – such as the arts and politics – are prone.

It's easy to admire the comebacks of those whom fate has dealt severe blows, like Lance Armstrong's recovery from cancer to win the Tour de France.

Greatest comeback of the series?

Talk story about the comeback of the banjo.

Typewriters may have been the comeback of the century, but quinoa has been hailed as the comeback of the millennium.

Sagna's story is one of a personal comeback inside the comeback of the match.

Forbes Magazine called it the sporting comeback of the year.

History of the Electoral… Talk story about the comeback of the banjo.

Executives and analysts stopped short of predicting a slowdown in the overall comeback of the industry.