Sentence examples for comeback phenomenon from inspiring English sources
(Comeback phenomenon Craig David croons alongside her, but it's actually about Brien's first boyfriend ).
The tour ups the ante of the recent complete-album-show-as-comeback-vehicle phenomenon by including the group's first three albums (the British versions), with emended lineups for each to add historical verisimilitude.
So first it was a normal song, then a forgotten one, then an ironic reference, then a genuine comeback, then a phenomenon, and now it's just there, like the sun or gravity or Hey Jude.
This is a global phenomenon, well illustrated by the dramatic comeback of a disease that was the scourge of 19th-century Britain.
It might be just another case of kid-gloves treatment by the media, but I think it's a symptom of a broader phenomenon: inherited status is making a comeback.
The Lions even mocked the "Tebowing" prayer pose that became an Internet phenomenon last week, in the wake of Denver's comeback from a 15-point deficit against the Miami Dolphins.
It's less certain why the back-list title has made such a comeback, but if Looking for Alaska is riding on the newer book's coattails, it could prove a phenomenon publishers will look to replicate.
Yet in our weekend previews on Friday, Alicia was quoted again, and was pleasantly surprised to note the phenomenon of fans around the league actually saying nice things about her team, following their spirited 10-man comeback against LA Galaxy.
