make a comeback

The actor has since attempted to make a comeback.

Many would no doubt argue that “sporangia” is hardly a word worth memorizing, yet one never knows when ferns will make a comeback.

Islamic State, which seized control of a swath of Iraq and Syria in 2014, has sought to make a comeback during the uncertainty following the collapse of the Assad regime last December.

If that happens, Morrison doesn’t see why the buck can’t make a comeback all the way to its levels from January some time next year.

Count me in as one of the geezers happy to see the sacrifice bunt make a comeback, that a few teams are finally defying the analytics and reviving the taboo tradition of moving a runner over, but Toronto skipper John Schneider’s decision to deploy a sacrifice bunt in the 11th to move Vlad Guerrero Jr. to third after Guerrero Jr.’s inning-opening double…that’s a tricky one.