Sentence examples for he's made a comeback from inspiring English sources

"In the last two years, he's made a comeback with the glass museum in Tacoma and the Waterfall Building, a mixed-use project in Vancouver," he said.

And, in turn, by not really even noticing that he's made a comeback, we're all just kind of just doing the same thing, too.

A magnificent Olympian, great adventurer and family man – it's a sign of enormous character that he's making a comeback and ran the marathon – but he's not, perhaps, the person to whom I'd currently turn for guidance on a complicated new voting system which is a struggle for anyone to get their head around.

Life hasn't been easy for the 'god-father of rap', but as US politics gets interesting again, he's making a comeback.

In January, Garth Brooks – country music legend or idiotic hat-wearing slob, depending on who you ask – waddled into Dublin's Croke Park and announced he was making a comeback.

But he is making a comeback.

Now, perhaps, he is making a comeback, or at least sticking his toe in the water.

Earlier this year, Hatton announced that he was making a comeback; he was knocked out, again, this time by Vyacheslav Senchenko, and promptly re-retired.

A: At 34, he is making a comeback after recovering from a kidney transplant surgery on Dec. 19.

Now he is making a comeback: the opening recollection comes from the 65-page proposal for his new book, tentatively entitled The Book of Love.

Yes, he had dropped out due to an injury and had broken the hearts of more than a billion fans, but he was making a comeback.