Sentence examples for slow comeback from inspiring English sources

Yet the city has been making a slow comeback for years.

However, after the Derg's demise, Ethio-jazz experienced a slow comeback in the 90s.

It is even making a slow comeback in Syria, where it was nearly hounded to extinction during the 1980s.

He looks exactly as he should, at 41, a tearaway snooker genius on the hard and slow comeback trail.

"The real engine of the hotel business in New York is corporate travel and that is making a slow comeback," he said.

South Korean buyers are making a slow comeback in Hawaii as their economy improves and they are able to take advantage of fewer monetary restrictions and the visa waiver program.

Watch here Illness and fatigue kept Miles out until the slow, painful comeback opened by The Man With the Horn.

Xavier Henry to slow down comeback after experiencing knee soreness.

So it's unsurprising that Jade and Ryan's slow burn comeback this year has been met with such welcome.

Many a Brownlow has been won with totals like those, but if the Little Master is slow on the comeback, the next rank of medal contenders is in with a chance.

A fusion of the eerie rhythms of ancient Ethiopian tribal music with the soulful undertones of jazz and the funky bounce of Afrobeat, Ethio-jazz had its heyday in the 1950s and 60s but in recent years has been making a slow but unmistakable comeback in the country's capital.