Sentence examples for made a comeback that from inspiring English sources

"But he's really made a comeback that will pay off in a statewide race.

In the 20th century, however, the original, positive meaning of "abundant" made a comeback that now causes semantic confusion.

The I.E.A.'s surprising forecast, released Monday, came as a fresh reminder that after years of decline the North American oil and gas industry is making a comeback that will have reverberations across the world.

It is higher in certain parts of the US (Florida tops the list) than in others, and in some places (off Cape Cod) legendary great whites are making a comeback that can be frightening to beachgoers.

Bedford's Ricky Reeves was sent off before Ed Dawson ran 60 yards to score and give the hosts hope of a making a comeback that never materialised.

It was the chance to put myself in a position to make a comeback that would include a long and healthy life.

In Tuesday's loss to Memphis, they trailed by as many as 18 points before making a comeback that fell short.

Depending on whom you asked, that episode, "The Passion of the Jew," proved that the show's still got it or that it's made a comeback or that it's better than ever.

While deep convection waned significantly early on September 23, it made a comeback by that afternoon, and an Air Force Reserve reconnaissance aircraft found 60 mph (95 km/h) winds in the system, much stronger than the intensity of 45 mph (75 km/h) the system was assessed with before the flight.

Give a comeback that makes them squirm, and be a bitch about it to them.

4. Measles Made a Comeback: In another moment that left many Americans wondering in what century do we live, a measles outbreak that started Christmas 2014 in Disneyland continued into 2015, spreading to 24 states and Washington, DC.