Sentence examples for little comeback from inspiring English sources

And it was nice to have that little comeback.

"With good snow totals, we saw the West went through a little comeback".

But at the moment women who are mistreated by the press have little comeback.

You have actually seen a little comeback in August and September from the air pocket in June and July.

It is hard to mount a legal defence when others accuse you of doing something that can be judged so easily and with so little comeback.

Industry self-regulation was risible and there was very little comeback for ordinary members of the public wanting redress, she told the Guardian.

Orders obtained under the Terrorism Act leave journalists with little or no comeback when police use them to seek access to material.

It's enabled both neophytes such as Mike Flanagan, whose unsettling Kickstarted debut, Absentia, prefigured this year's effective multiplex horror Oculus, and indie veteran Alexandre Rockwell of In the Soup, whose crowdsourced comeback Little Feet suggests what a Jim Jarmusch kid's film might be like.

"I know a little bit about comebacks," Mrs. Clinton said with a knowing grin.

For the Knicks, it was another evening when they spent the game buried under a large deficit and were forced to mount a too-little-too-late comeback.

She knew a little something about comebacks, playing her way back to the upper echelon after her ranking had plummeted in March to No. 133 in the world in March.