Sentence examples for is clearly back from inspiring English sources

"This is not like bringing Steve Jobs back to Apple, but Scott is clearly back in the saddle," one executive said.

JS Dying Words, by Shaun Hutson (Orbit, £6.99) With writers like Joe Hill and Conrad Williams making a big impression, horror is clearly back, but then to an extent it never really went away.

Cisco is clearly back on its feet and now stands to benefit further by focusing on the six "advanced technologies", Chambers has outlined.

But Russia is clearly back on stage as a world power.

Ronaldinho also played for 90 minutes and is clearly back to acceptable fitness levels for a 33-year-old midfield playmaker.

"His calculation was rather correct, and the Duma is clearly backing the president in this," he said.

Ironically, Microsoft's Encarta dictionary loosely defines both adjectives first as pertaining to animals; not so in the O.E.D. or Merriam-Webster's Collegiate, and their sequence of definitions is clearly backed up by my usage count.

So it's going to take a while, but the Government is clearly backing taxi drivers after a very violent day — 70 cars were damaged and 10 people were arrested by the police.

In the new economy, standardization and economies of scale are clearly back.

When Jankovic double-faulted to lose the first game of the second set, Sharapova was clearly back in the match, and Jankovic began her routine of screaming to family members in the stands whenever a shot went awry.

Although the series is tied, the Heat are clearly back in the driver's seat, and not just because they'll have home court advantage for these next games.