Similar words: come back, give back, take back, drive back, horseback, linebacker, double back, bounce back. Meaning: n. 1. a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one) 2. return by a celebrity to some previously successful activity.
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(61) Despite his humbling defeat for the governorship of California in 1962, the latter had made a remarkable comeback.
(62) Louis Cardinals, 15-0, completing a comeback from a 3-1 deficit in the series.
(63) Space-age sweat In fact, sweated labour is making a comeback in the industrialized world.
(64) Any hopes of a comeback by the Raiders were snuffed at the start of the second half.
(65) Fortunately, newer pieces are easier to find and are making a comeback in specialty decorating shops and mail-order catalogs.
(66) The Cougars also can take something out of the late comeback, which proved there is both ability and grit in there.
(67) They, too, made a comeback, winning the presidency with Jimmy Carter in 1976.
(68) With a little faith it could be the biggest comeback since Lazarus.
(69) It was a very impressive comeback for Cross, who had been out of the game for six months with shin splints.
(70) Lawrence looked ahead to a new challenge within minutes of celebrating a dramatic ten-man two-goal comeback at Wolves.
(71) The world No3 launched his comeback with a break of 114 after he lost the first three frames.
(72) But now at Shortwood farm in Herefordshire, the binder is making a comeback.
(73) The Ottowa-based company has made a dramatic comeback from the brink of financial disaster the last couple of years.
(74) Hit the post, penalties turned down ... The only bright spots seem to be Strach's comeback and a 3-0 win.
(75) Tatar Gorby Might this be the time for Mikhail Gorbachev's big comeback?
(76) A marvelous comeback,[www.Sentencedict.com] erasing a 24-point deficit against the two-time defending world champions.
(77) Fittingly, their comeback try ended with Damon Dunn fumbling the ball away after a completion near midfield.
(78) Yorick had wanted the Hammersmith Odeon for his comeback concert, followed by a nationwide tour of Britain's major cities.
(79) The comeback would start, and it would start right now.
(80) Today there is renewed speculation about a consumer market comeback.
(81) Unfortunately, original Teardrops and Phantoms are exceptionally rare, but Vox Amplification have decided these guitars should make a comeback.
(82) But for Jones, still troubled by injury, and Barnes, yet to make a comeback, it is still too early.
(83) A second-half penalty from Denis Irwin failed to inspire United's usual late comeback.
(84) I believe Taylor is misreading the situation yet again by delaying his comeback.
(85) It promises to be his toughest task since his comeback two years ago.
(86) All jury members felt that curtains, particularly of such elegant stuff, are long overdue for a comeback.
(87) I can never think of a comeback when I need one.
(88) Comfort is the reason old-fashioned ceiling fans have been making a comeback, especially during the last decade.
(89) Magic Johnson was always willing to make an Olympic comeback.
(90) Weatherall - Starts his comeback in the reserves against Coventry tonight.
More similar words: come back, give back, take back, drive back, horseback, linebacker, double back, bounce back, on the back of, date back to, bring home the bacon, be glad to see the back of, back to back, back-to-back, come by, backtrack, homebody, somebody, come before, backpack, home-brewed, debacle, back, aback, back out, back up, back on, go back, back off, outback.