Come Back

That, you might argue, is the "free market" approach to sports enthusiasm, and while many regard this particular talker as a bit of a bully -- if you live in New York, you know who he is -- callers rarely provide the obvious come-back, professional sports are, purely speaking, not part of the free market. ❋ Todd Brewster (2012)

Ask Rick Perry, who went from a flattering Time cover to questions on whether he could come-back. ❋ HuffPost Radio (2011)

Then she makes the startling admission that this May's elections could mark the start of a major come-back for Labour in local government. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Corporate America made a come-back in WWII however and did so on a large scale. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A sign that ALU come-back with the new management team is rather soon than late. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The band has been on a determined come-back tour for the past six years. ❋ Melissa Bell (2010)

Who would have predicted Bill Clinton's come-back or that George H.W. Bush would be in trouble after he was riding high after the first Iraq invasion? ❋ Michael Russnow (2010)

It's the big come-back month, with THE AWAKENING, THE KILLER, SOME NEW KIND OF SLAUGHTER, and others all leaping back on to the shelves. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Pat Toomey will run again and the Dems are scared he'll stage a come-back! fellow from chicago ❋ Unknown (2009)

All it needed was a "come-back" of sorts, not just overhaul the dam franchise once again ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

Ah! Now I see the (so-called) "conservative" come-back strategy - supply America with a steady stream of soap opera tales in hope that we will become beholden to them for melodramatic pablum! ❋ Unknown (2009)

Mickey Rourke also brings another come-back worthy performance, though far less dynamic and layered as Hammer. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Nuclear power is staging a come-back in fits and starts, as countries seek diverse sources of electricity with low-carbon emissions. ❋ Liam Denning (2010)