Sentence examples for return to relevance from inspiring English sources

Phil Mickelson celebrated his return to relevance in this round by shanking his tee shot on No. 13.

This seems to set the stage for a familiar scenario: the rock veteran's triumphant return to relevance, form, and, ultimately, Grammy recognition (see Bob Dylan, Santana, and U2).

But amid a significant drop in Nation of Islam membership, waning popular interest in the movement he leads and growing concerns over succession, Mr. Farrakhan may also be using the conflict in Libya as an effort to return to relevance.

It would have been the highlight of a remarkable comeback season for Nascar's favorite son and a win that assured his return to relevance in the Sprint Cup series.

That phone, which runs Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, represents a bid by Microsoft and Nokia to return to relevance in the smartphone market, after being marginalized by Apple and Google's Android system.

Then the woman came back on, saying, "Do you think we need to stop the momentum of anti-God liberals and Obama?"Ms Goldberg goes on to tan Mr Gingrich's hide for trying to return to relevance by harping on the most worn-out culture-war tropes.

Back to the top This season was expected to be the year when the Buffalo Bills returned to relevance, after revamping their much maligned defense in the offseason.

The electorate's retribution for the government was even more pronounced in the national election, in February 2016, in which voters ended the ruling coalition's majority, with Fine Gael losing 26 seats from its 2011 total to fall to 50 while Labour dropped from 37 to 7. At the same time, Fianna Fáil returned to relevance after its abysmal 2011 showing, gaining 24 seats for a total 44.

They are more interested in salvaging their own party and figuring out how to return themselves to relevance.

McCutchen helping return the Pirates to relevance and Kershaw's dominance will be remembered for years.

THE agreement between the United States and Russia to rid Syria of chemical weapons should please — but also terrify — anyone hoping to return the United Nations to relevance.