Sentence examples for subject of comeback from inspiring English sources

Favre, the subject of comeback speculation since his retirement on March 6, asked the Packers on Friday to release him so he could sign with another team.

Prince has been the subject of comeback talk all spring, thanks to rousing performances at the Grammys (where he enlisted Beyoncé's help to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of "Purple Rain") and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony (where he trumped every other rock star in the place with a blistering solo on the Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps").

I mean, that's dead and gone, isn't it?" Why was the sparkling high-res subject of Ireland's comeback, which ought to be fascinating to American viewers, rendered here in monochrome?

Jesus, what kind of comeback is that?

Australia mounted some sort of comeback.

It's one of comeback and leadership.

Instead of just looking at the number of comebacks, Kacsmar decided to look at the percentage of comeback opportunities won.

This time, the subject of the mobile portrait was none other than comeback pop star Lily Allen.

Clunes said that he would like to see the working horse – the subject of his new documentary on ITV – make a comeback in British farming.

Recently, however, prompted by Noam Chomsky's claim that findings in linguistics vindicate Nativism against Empiricism, innateness has made a strong comeback; it is once again the subject of philosophical and scientific controversy.

An activity that was the subject of "condom-nation" five years ago is supposedly making a comeback: snorting condoms up one's nose.