Sentence examples for few comeback from inspiring English sources

With the possible exception of The Great Global Warming Swindle in 2007, which aimed to rebut An Inconvenient Truth, there have been very few comeback movies that have made as big a splash as the originals.

He's back in the game! "Sir Alex has seen a few comebacks in his time," beebs BBC Man.

Here are just a few: Comebacks: Students could be shown this slide show on athletes who are making "comebacks" during these Olympics.

Ronnie stopped singing publicly for three decades, but continued to write songs in his head and – his divorce impending – "had a few comebacks… like Frank Sinatra!" In 2001 he retired from the Post Office, bought himself a keyboard, took lessons and reconvened with Mick to play pub sets "for a roast and a few pennies".

He retired for the first time in 1916 but made a few comebacks, including producing movies into the 1950s for his company, Progressive Pictures.

Few comebacks can equal that of president William Jefferson Clinton who has done so much for the world's poor, hungry and the tragically diseased and abandoned children and adults.

Few comebacks are as richly deserved as that of Bunny Yeager, the 82-year-old photography legend and former model whose wholesome-yet-erotic shots have come to define pin-up culture.

If you are too nice to an insult, the offender may think that you are an easy target, so watch out and always have a few comebacks handy.

If you really feel like you need to stand up for yourself, try to have a few comebacks prepared for when the bully says something rude.

Come up with a few comebacks like, "At least I won't have to work at McDonalds", or "Karma will bite you in the butt", or anything that will get them to silence and think about it.

By the late 1980s, after a few brief comeback attempts, Salazar's career as a world-class athlete was over.