Sentence examples for making a comeback with from inspiring English sources

Now it's making a comeback, with this year's 166.7 million kilograms earning about $612m.

In fact, it has been making a comeback with the rise of the Tea Party movement.

But cider has been making a comeback, with many small producers fermenting apple juice.

As the economy continues to recover, the Christmas bash appears to be making a comeback – with 72% indulging this year.

The cult of the outdoor shower, however has been making a comeback with homeowners and architects weary of excess.

Now it is making a comeback with the upsurge in new construction over the last five years.

After an extended hiatus Kumar made a comeback with Manoj Kumar's film Kranti (1981).

Others have made a comeback, with thousands of bald eagles spending their winters on the Mississippi.

In time, he also decided to make a comeback, with the 2010 Olympics as the motivation.

That's what Wallace, 38, is facing in trying to make a comeback with the Knicks.

Florentino Pérez, said Marca, would soon make a comeback – with Messi under his arm.