Sentence examples similar to outline comebacks from inspiring English sources
After surgery to remove the eye on March 16, Salazar outlined his comeback schedule to Kemp and General Manager Frank Wren, with a targeted comeback date of April 15, the Hillcats' home opener.
CIT is outlining its comeback strategy in light of a Moodys downgrade.
On April 15 , 2012 a countdown appeared on the JE site, revealing the four current member's outlines, suggesting a comeback.
An anonymous document purporting to outline Mt. Gox's internal comeback strategy has also since been leaked.
Its story — an aging diva (Melody Moore) mulling a comeback — is a clichéd outline, and the score, a pastiche of late-Romantic lyricism, is leaden and repetitive.
But the Pataki team told the Bushies to buck up, outlining Mr. Bush's comeback that it was "all the more reason to remind him what he said about the research that goes on here".
Walker's drug testing proposal is part of a broader campaign platform called "Continuing Wisconsin's Comeback" that outlines a host of tax cuts and other Republican-cherished policy ideas.
In American history, despite valuable corrections to a historical outline too easily taken for granted, Locke is having an inevitable comeback as the major influence, along with the Protestant religious heritage, on the formation of American values.
But what Dr Yutar describes as "the cornerstone" of the case is a document found at Lilliesleaf farm, outlining the secret "Operation Mayibuye" (Operation Comeback).
