Sentence examples for would comeback from inspiring English sources

Mr Armstrong may find that he is at the wrong end of his thirties.Sport is not the only arena that is unforgiving for those that would comeback.

The risks are too great, albeit exceptionally unlikely that there would be comeback.

The star-studded would-be comeback "Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic" was cynical.

Most of the would-be comeback kids, so far, are Democrats who were drubbed last time around.

After resuming practice in September, she tore the same tendon in her right foot, canceled her trip to Europe at the last minute — actually leaving the plane after boarding it — and withdrawing from her would-be comeback tournament in Linz, Austria.

Polaroid debuted its would-be comeback kid gadget, the PoGo, during CES, but we were a bit busy at the time.

No sooner did Lisa Marino get promoted to CEO of the would-be comeback-kid RockYou, than did her husband Ro Choy get named COO of the surging Q&A site Formspring.

Dalglish stressed last week that he hoped Gerrard's international comeback would be carefully managed and that England would be "as intelligent as we have been".

Understandably, the Northern Irish actor is questioning how "feasible" his comeback would be, saying last year that he was not "sure [he'd] be involved".

This time, there would be no comeback.

But there would be no comeback.