Sentence examples for imminent comeback from inspiring English sources

We met at Knight's house, where the women were discussing Yoder's imminent comeback.

If they can run a moderate Republican like Mark Kirk, a congressman from the tony Chicago suburbs, in an environment of anti-establishment anger...well, they might have a chance.So far, Republican claims of an imminent comeback have been pretty risible.

"Was it Ferris Bueller's Day Off?" But the cult of youth combined during the 80s with something even more corrosive to cinema's artistic hopes, according to Cole: the changes in corporate culture and regulation that encouraged the untrammelled pursuit of profit, something Gordon Gekko – another boomer icon with an imminent comeback – would have approved of.

The imminent return of "The Comeback" puts it alongside "Arrested Development" and "Family Guy" in the exclusive pantheon of underappreciated TV shows that clawed their way out of the grave.

They do, however, emphasize some caveats, including the stubbornly high unemployment rate (New York City's rate is marginally lower than the national average, and it has been on a steady decline), tight credit and an overall economy that is not exactly poised to fuel an imminent housing comeback.

It found that twice as many voters would prefer Mr Rudd to Ms Gillard as Labor leader, though rumours of an imminent Rudd comeback seem to be far-fetched.When she dislodged Mr Rudd in June last year, Ms Gillard was a rising political star.

But Coughlin said he did not think Thomas's comeback was imminent.

Had retired two years previously but consistently claimed a comeback was imminent.

But he played down talk of the fair's demise, suggesting that a comeback is imminent.

Soda prices are also expected to stabilize, and both companies have also pledged aggressive advertising campaigns and in-store promotions to prevent losing any more ground to noncarbonated drinks, leading many analysts to believe at least a partial cola comeback is imminent.

The Holland manager Bert van Marwijk is expected to check out whether German excitement about the poacher's comeback (and the imminent arrival of a flood of other top stars keen to sample Bundesliga defenders' flat-footedness) is justified.