Sentence examples for has popped back from inspiring English sources

It has popped back up on YouTube.

Dwight Eisenhower uttered this pious hope in Delhi in 1959 and, ever since, an American president has popped back once in a while to utter it again.

He might have hit a tree, scoreboard or fence, or been given a little assistance by a friendly spectator, because that was miles right and has popped back out into the dusty stuff along the side of the fairway.

As a result, the ETF's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) has popped back above 2.0.

TNA is already over $47 this morning and BA has popped back to $116 so that net $1,300 spread is right on track for the full $3,000 payoff (up 130% or $17,000 in less than 30 days).

Don't expect any explanation as to why they have popped back to the 19th century, however, as Moffat sees no reason to give one.

But since July, Mr. Lovvorn said, crush videos have "popped back up on the Internet as a result of the Third Circuit's ruling".

By the time I put this online, he may well have popped back up, intact and unmoved, to explain his recent whereabouts, but in the meantime more than a few people are beginning to wonder if China's next head of state can really expect to conduct his life with the kind of imperial remove enjoyed by his predecessors.

Meanwhile, the savings rate in the country, negative since 2000, by mid-2009 had popped back to a more normalized rate of 7% of disposable income and may head for 10%, which is the historic ceiling for this metric.

Although, we have popped back up and have made new highs, but a number of investment firms and banks leaving the UK could only have a negative impact for the FTSE.

Always, he has popped right back up.