Idiom: back in the game
Definition
Idiom: back in the game
- to become involved or active in something again
- returning to some activity after an absence
Example sentences
— After six months of maternity leave, my wife is finally back in the game. She returned to work last week.
— I hope to be back in the game very quickly after surgery next month.
— Can you believe how quickly my next door neighbor got back in the dating game after his divorce?
— Rafael Nadal's injury is so significant he won't be back in the game until next year.
— It's amazing how easily Serena Williams got back in the game after her pregnancy.
— The singer vowed to be back in the game after rehab but most people are skeptical about her return.
— I'd be surprised if my assistant could be back in the game within the next six months so let's look at the cost of hiring a temporary employee.
— I'm really sorry to hear you have to take a leave of absence. When do you think you might be back in the game?
— Unfortunately, due to a water damage our store will be closed for repairs. Don't worry, we'll be back in the game sometime next month.
Download your free illustrated idioms eBook!
Want to expand your idiom knowledge even further? Download our free eBook, '25 Illustrated Idioms,' to learn more useful expressions with fun visuals that make understanding idioms a breeze. Sign up now to get your free copy!
You might like these idioms
More idioms will be added in the future so check back frequently or sign-up for my free newsletter to learn about new updates to my website.
- Home Page ›
- Idioms List ›
- Idiom: back in the game
