Sentence examples for will roar back from inspiring English sources
Death will roar back, but not yet, not now.
America's capital markets will roar back into life, forgiving all previous sins.
A gigantic Tyrannosaurus rex will even recoil if the crowd around it gets big enough, and if you yell, Mr. Gsell promised, T. rex will roar back.
Particularly on Mondays, papers are often so light that they are hard to fling from a car or bicycle to a doorstep.The possibility that paper prices will roar back as the world economy accelerates is only one danger facing newspaper firms.
Earnings will roar back with the economy and then some.
Rowling, who saw her earnings halve to $5m according to the list, has outsold even Patterson over the years and will certainly roar back this autumn when the Pottermore ebook versions of her oeuvre go on sale for the first time.
Tom Croft is another lurking Lion and Billy Vunipola will have to roar back very strongly to displace Ben Morgan, England's equal top try-scorer this autumn along with Jonny May.
Also in the mix are Asafa Powell of Jamaica, the former world-record holder in the 100 who has yet to win at a major meet; Tyson Gay, the former world champion in the 100 and 200 who will be trying to roar back from hip surgery, and Dix, who took silver in the 100 and 200 in Daegu.
I'm a mouse.' And she's like, 'I'm such a spaz, but you're so quiet.' And I'm like 'O.K., whatever, this is ridiculous.' " Mouse or not, she will do her best to roar back if and when Williams comes at her hard in Wednesday's quarterfinal.
If markets fail to roar back, taxpayers will have to save the day.
