roar back

I think he expected me to roar back at him.

Perhaps in the 21st century it will come roaring back.

The company is likely to come roaring back into the market on June 8.

"But the broadcast business has come roaring back in the past year."

The crowd felt the love and sent it roaring back.

Even that, however, cannot stop the virus from roaring back.

A few more minutes, and his past would come roaring back to greet him.

Then he came roaring back down the road in a cold fury.

"I expect in the near future, technology and the Nasdaq are going to come roaring back."

On the verge of elimination, he came roaring back today.

But as in the other times, Williams roared back, winning the second set's first four games.

They lost seven straight games turning into August, but since then have roared back to life.

So she turned her whole body into that of a dragon and roared back at them.

Belle roared back through me, but in some ways, her moment had passed.

But he also expects that they will soon come "roaring back."

Alan signed out and roared back to his father's house.

They just have to deal with it, starting tonight, when the alumni come roaring back into town.

Everybody wants to believe that the good old days are going to come roaring back, and that's not the case."

Two years after the worst recession most of us have ever known, the stock market has come roaring back.

But he roared back with a vengeance in the games that followed.

With a last nervous glance at the river, we roared back toward town.

He pulled into a circle and roared back out to the highway.

She roared back onto the highway and, once more, Ross began to talk.

He is ready to roar back in full force.

Then, as time wears on, hunger will come roaring back.