Sentence examples for up for a comeback from inspiring English sources

Those who have seen Mr Sarkozy say he is fired up for a comeback.

Or did the Phillies set themselves up for a comeback for the ages?

But a reshuffle is imminent: in the next five years, China plans to build 17 supercomputing centres with machines whizzing at a petaflops or more.This year, however, America is limbering up for a comeback.

CNN may be gearing up for a comeback, but thanks to Fox's zing, the Atlantans can scarcely return to dullness -- and besides, just because something is boring doesn't make it good.

At the North American International Auto Show, Japanese companies are setting up for a comeback.

By saying conditions are neither worse nor better than last quarter, when capitalism itself seemed to be riding into the sunset, he's setting us up for a comeback if conditions improve while keeping investors' hopes in check.

Vince Cable suggested that he might be up for attempting a comeback there, but in the end he did not apply to be the candidate.

So far, the French will not have been shocked to discover the blunt language and calculating nature of their former president, who has not given up ambitions for a comeback as candidate in the 2017 presidential election.

Matches would regularly swing back and forth, each team pulling clear before three-point shots started to steer awry for no (obvious) goddam reason, opening up space for a comeback.

The actor, 32, is trying to set himself up for a major comeback.

Maybe he forgot that, too, as it's been more than a decade since he last played the Edinburgh fringe, but he's gearing up for a return this summer with his comeback show, Life Is Pain.