Sentence examples for expecting a comeback from inspiring English sources
"It's still bruised," Anthony said, adding: "I wasn't expecting a comeback like I did today.
BBC commentator Andrew Cotter wasn't expecting a comeback either - but honestly, who was? "Well, at least we won't get nilled". Relief is the vibe when Stuart McInally hauls Scotland on to the board with half-time approaching.
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.
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.
Stores may be down, but they are definitely not out – expect a comeback, starting sometime in the next 5-10 yeass as retailers begin to remodel store for omnichannel in earnest.
It was 8-1 and there was a sense of doom; of Buck, Tim McCarver and Al Leiter filling time and not expecting a Yankee comeback; a feeling that no Yankee viewer has felt in the Torre Epoch.
The 29-year-old, the poster girl of the London Olympics, has chosen her favourite event for her comeback, but those expecting a winning return should perhaps think again.
But don't expect a roaring comeback yet.
No one would have expected a Human League comeback in 1995, the high summer of Britpop.
