Sentence examples for increasingly coming back from inspiring English sources
Despite the current turmoil in Iraq – this week's fighting between Islamic State and government forces in Fallujah is just one example – migrants who left are increasingly coming back.
Those operas are increasingly coming back to life, and a signal event in their rediscovery occurred on Saturday when the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées presented "Orlando furioso," his masterpiece of the genre.
Then in a speech which is increasingly coming back to haunt him, Cameron pledged to make this the "greenest government ever" when doing a tour of Huhne's Department of Energy and Climate Change.
But increasingly, the champagne is coming back out, as Asia's economies and stock markets are recovering — faster than expected, and faster than Europe and America.
Increasingly, pocket squares are coming back, offering a little complementary accent of color that can make your jacket pop.
But why Latham himself keeps coming back himself – increasingly, as the object not merely of feminist scorn but popular mockery – is the sadder question.
Colin was on vacation when I arrived, and as time went on, it became increasingly clear that he was never coming back.
These days, increasingly little comes back.
If it seems increasingly clear that an exhibition on Polish Jewry should not overemphasise its disappearance, that is partly, and unexpectedly, because it seems to be coming back.
"Manufacturing is coming back".
