Sentence examples for expected comeback from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been Israel's most expected comeback.

Former world champion Barry McGuigan believes Ricky Hatton is "not a fool" as the former world champion prepares to announce an expected comeback to the ring.

When they make their expected comeback, that, once again, will be their appeal to the masses.

His expected comeback to the famous Triangle Circuit has been highly anticipated and race organisers have expressed that they hope to have the situation resolved in time for this year's event in May.

All this has the potential for a public health crisis when swine flu makes its expected comeback this fall.

He also said he expected comebacks in several categories that were "down so low" last year, among them airlines; banks; brokers and mutual funds; insurance; and resorts.

It can also be a way of creating an ally, someone who will feel able to point out when you make unreasonable jealous demands on him or her without expecting comeback.

No one expected a comeback, but it came.

He said there had been tough days on the tour but he had always expected a comeback at age 37 to be challenging.

While Smith is back on the Tigers' lengthy injury list - which includes Manu Tuilagi, Anthony Allen and Geoff Parling - Vereniki Goneva is expected to comeback from his own lay-off and slot in at centre.

But now, after repeatedly scaling back their expectations, even the optimists do not expect a comeback in the advertising business until the second quarter of 2002 -- or maybe the second half.