Sentence examples for just made a comeback from inspiring English sources

That was back in 1958, and it's just made a comeback — as the basis of a slick and even touching stage version at a small downtown theatre.

Hearing how Lennon had just made a musical comeback after years of being a stay-at-home dad makes his death seem all the more untimely.

Just make a funny comeback, and laugh it off.

If someone asks you something embarrassing that is definitely not true, Just make a good comeback.

The big surprise is that just now it has made a comeback.

On the other hand, confidence has made a comeback just one month after the catastrophe.

Well, accept it, friend and fellow activist Sara Parkin writes in "The Life and Death of Petra Kelly" (Pandora, London), which is appearing in bookstores just as the Greens have made a comeback in Germany's Parliament with Kelly's notable absence.

Polo necks made a comeback, not just at Yves Saint Laurent but at Dries van Noten: their combination of monkish austerity and Bond-film-villain nastiness is perfect for the new chic-baddy look.

People were just as happy because the pigs had made a comeback.

Trains have made a comeback.

Mansions have made a comeback.