Sentence examples for marking a comeback from inspiring English sources

Could the Unity bracelets, however, be marking a comeback for charity wrist bling?

But the real star was the newly redesigned Camaro Convertible, marking a comeback for one of GM's most famous models.

Judy Garland's 1961 performance at Carnegie Hall is a legendary night in showbiz, marking a comeback after a period of ill-health and addiction in order to claim her crown as the world's greatest entertainer.

The recording was produced by Phil Spector, marking a comeback for the American producer after his self-imposed retirement in 1966, and leading to him being offered the producer's role on the Beatles' Let It Be album (1970).

Horror films have been raking in cash at the box office all year (marking a comeback during a time of slow overall ticket sales, though the genre had been in a bit of a slump in the past few years).

Mr. Gore's victory marked a comeback of sorts.

It marked a comeback following a slew of scandal and bad press: he won a Golden Globe before the series ended in 2002.

If Green acquired UCI through his private vehicle Tangent Industries, it would mark a comeback for the man who built up Carlton from scratch 20 years ago.

But if there has been something Nixonian about him, a man fallen from grace at home yet still widely celebrated abroad, Mr. Blair marked a comeback of a kind on Monday.

But the election also marked a comeback for the right, which had failed to mount credible campaigns in the last two presidential elections because of its long association with the fallen dictatorship.

He had continued success with songs such as I've Passed This Way Before and Gonna Give Her All the Love I've Got, but Ruffin marked a comeback in 1980 with his second top 10 hit, Hold on to My Love.