Sentence examples for comeback to it from inspiring English sources
There's no comeback to it.
It's particularly effective given that there's really no comeback to it: in calling someone a snowflake, you are not just shutting down their opinion, but telling them off for being offended that you are doing so.
However, the Reds pulled a goal back almost immediately before mounting a brilliant comeback to make it 4-3.
The Spurs boss swapped the dug out for the stands and the gilet for a suit and tie Thursday evening, as he oversaw his Spurs side come ever so close to staging an impressive comeback to make it into the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
With the Bulldogs trailing in the fourth and things looking bleak, they embarked on a torrid comeback to make it a game.
Michael Jordan always had a knack for siphoning the most out of a moment, and in his bid for a second comeback to the N.B.A., it appears he is at it again.
Since then, Kemp has shed pounds and decided to make a comeback to the N.B.A. "It was important not just to lose weight but to come back and play at a high level," he said.
Kubica is still hoping to make a comeback to F1 but it remains unclear when - or if - he will have sufficient mobility and feeling in his right hand to drive a grand prix car.
Granted, CBS was a little busy with earnings Wednesday but it took the company a day to come up with a comeback to Hulus assertion that it was within its contractual rights to yank its programming from CBS Interactives revamped TV.com.
Very soon the series that made her famous, The X-Files, is making its comeback to TV screens: she shot it last year, just before she went to India to play Edwina Mountbatten in Gurinder Chadha's new film The Viceroy's House.
Hibs complete their comeback to beat Livingston, but it is not enough to deny Rangers the Championship title.
