In season 6, he seems to be on the road to recovery — we hope.
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EUROPE'S most troubled big banks may at last be on the road to recovery.
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The worst-performing Dow stock this year might be on the road to recovery.
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He's out of the hospital and appears to be on the road to recovery.
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After one of the year's most harrowing storylines, Jo may finally be, truly, be on the road to recovery.
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Rebuilding the party would take many years after the Corbyn disaster but it would nevertheless be on the road to recovery.
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Somebody get Maverick on the horn ... Val Kilmer appears to be on the road to recovery, and ready for a wingman.
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However, a notable trade in the options market implied shares of the California-based oil company could be on the road to recovery.
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Lesley said the family was happy to finally have identified the problem, and she believed her son would soon be on the road to recovery.
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With a collective commitment to adequately protecting their landscapes now, big cats could be on the road to recovery and organized wildlife criminals on the path to extinction.
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The big picture: Argentina is Latin America's third-largest economy and one of several emerging markets that have been stricken by financial turmoil in recent months, after appearing to be on the road to recovery following years of massive inflation.
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That said, I'm sceptical of the idea popular in business circles that all the great talent has migrated to the business sector and all we need to do is to recruit a few more business types and Britain will be on the road to recovery.
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Although still below 40 animals, the critically endangered Gilbert's potoroo is in safe hands and seems to be on the road to recovery.
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On April 18, Wallace was admitted to Mercy Hospital and diagnosed with appendicitis. Her family stated that her condition “was not due entirely to the crash in the glider, but may have been superinduced by the fall.” She seemed to be on the road to recovery when infection set in, which led to further serious operations. After five major operations and blood transfusions, Wallace died June 22, 1930.
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The driving force behind the continued existence of the Oxford Committee was Jackson-Cole. Plaque attached to the original Oxfam shop at 17 Broad Street, Oxford The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (subsequently Oxfam) was formed with Jackson-Cole as first honorary secretary. He became the business brain and dynamic driving force behind this relief and development agency. In 1948 the question arose of whether Oxfam should terminate its activities because Europe was felt to be on the road to recovery.
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During pre-season, Hearn picked up a calf and achilles problem on his right leg, thus ended up missing Grimsby's following pre-season games against Hull City, Scunthorpe United and Lincoln City. Hearn appeared to be on the road to recovery, on 14 August 2012 in the 2–1 defeat at Stockport County, he came on as a 58th-minute substitute. However, on 17 August 2012, he injured his left leg in training, tests revealed an Achilles tendon rupture and he would be out for several months.
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His family was shocked by the news of his death, particularly his brother and fiancée, who believed him to be on the road to recovery. In 1922, Bojić's remains were exhumed and transferred to Belgrade's New Cemetery, where they were reburied beside those of his parents. All of Bojić's siblings survived the war; his brother Radivoje became a diplomat and worked in the Yugoslav Ministry of Foreign Affairs until the Axis invasion of the country in April 1941, when he left Yugoslavia with his family and emigrated to the West. Bojić's youngest brother, Dragoljub, spent the rest of his life in Belgrade and became a high school geography teacher.
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In 2011, the Age of Apocalypse was featured in a storyline in the ongoing series Uncanny X-Force 11–18 by Rick Remender. Seeking a Celestial 'Life Seed' in order to save Angel (Warren Worthington) from becoming the new Apocalypse, The Uncanny X-Force, under the guidance of Dark Beast, journey to the Age of Apocalypse. X-Force arrives ten years after the X-Men had defeated Mister Sinister, yet it seems the X-Men still face enormous challenges in this harsh setting. The world, which during the previous appearance had seemed to be on the road to recovery, has once again fallen on hard times, similar to when Apocalypse was ruling, with Sentinels now roaming the streets.
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In 2008 Bidtopia's distribution center in Southaven, Mississippi was badly damaged when it was struck by a tornado. What little had survived was destroyed a week later by a fire that engulfed the facility, forcing Bidtopia to run its operations from its two other locations, in Mississippi and Utah. Bidtopia, which had been reportedly doing well to that point, sought out and agreed upon a partnership with Ken May and Bill Doherty, a former CEO and executive, respectively, of FedEx, and seemed on to be on the road to recovery. But within a year the company would be off the Internet, with customers reporting that in early February, 2010, Bidtopia stopped allowing new auctions to be started, and would not respond to queries from customers, sellers, or the news media.
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On 19 September 2011, John Fenty resigned as chairman of Grimsby Town with immediate effect, a position he had held for 7 years, although he continues to act as a director of the club. The 2012–13 season saw a more stable squad than had been seen by Grimsby Town in recent years, with a total of 12 players from the previous season's squad remaining. The previous season's top scorer Liam Hearn suffered an Achilles tendon injury in pre-season, and although he appeared to be on the road to recovery when he came on as a substitute against Stockport County, just three days later he injured his leg in training, and tests showed it was an Achilles tendon rupture and he would be out for several months. However, despite the loss of such an important player, and despite not winning 5 games into the season, Grimsby were top of the table by Christmas, with two crucial loan players Ross Hannah and Scott Neilson breathing new life into the Grimsby team.
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