make a comeback in a sentence

• But then some other people got him to make a comeback.
• But Young doesn't think it will make a comeback.
• The play ended any hopes of the 49ers making a comeback.
• It is Evander Holyfield making a comeback after suffering physical calamity.
• And one place that is making a comeback is Main Street.
• Don't expect Sugar Ray Leonard to make a comeback.
• And three-hour epics seem to be making a comeback.
• Prints also are making a comeback in the wake of color.
• Maybe nuclear power will make a comeback in the 22nd century.
• The word " elder " is making a comeback.
• It's difficult to see make a comeback in a sentence .
• It's true that San Diego is making a comeback.
• Statistics support the prevailing opinion that defense is making a comeback.
• I have a feeling the market will make a comeback soon.
• Too many companies try to hold on and make a comeback.
• After a lengthy hiatus, airline mergers are making a comeback.
• As we approach 2000, the prophets are making a comeback.
• Even polio and measles are making a comeback, he says.
• BEIJING _ The myth of Chairman Mao is making a comeback.
• They've been making a comeback for a few months.
• The red shoes, though, will not make a comeback.