Sentence examples for he will make a comeback from inspiring English sources

"I will bet that he will make a comeback," Howard Socol, the former Barneys chief and now a consultant, said before the Richard Chai show.

Woods played at the home of the Masters with a couple of club members Tuesday, triggering speculation that he will make a comeback next week at the season's first major championship.

"Should we see more file-infecting viruses in the future, and there are some indications they will make a comeback, this way of counting will quickly become useless".

And he thinks punk will make a comeback...someday...someday

He added that he's hopeful coal will make a comeback, but that only time will tell if it can become the powerhouse it once was.

Clearly articulate, fighting back the tears as he recounted his heart attack, Muamba was alert enough not to make conclusions of when — or if — he will make a professional comeback.

Silvio Berlusconi, a self-declared political "dinosaur" who is already Italy's longest serving post-war leader, has declared he will make a political comeback and seek a fourth term in office.

Wretched excess will make a comeback, he promised: "I'll double up next year".

To say that Tiger Woods will make a comeback and that he will break Jack Nicklaus' record for the most major championship wins would be a huge stretch and probably untrue.

But he remains unbowed in his belief that value stocks will make a comeback.

He also predicts that the Fremantle-owned gameshow The Price Is Right will make a comeback, in some form or other, "sure as eggs are eggs", he says.