Sentence examples for Orchestrate a comeback from inspiring English sources

To orchestrate a comeback, his manager books him a tour to Estonia, his mother's homeland.

Like a good point guard, he has learned to exercise patience, call the right plays and often orchestrate a comeback.

Asked how it felt to orchestrate a comeback as a coach rather than as a player, Favre cracked a slight smile and said, "It feels just as beautiful".

The cartoon band, which was drawn by Hewlett, a professional artist who is famous for creating the comic strip "Tank Girl," was an ingenious conceit, enabling Albarn to orchestrate a comeback without showing his face.

The 25-year-old actress is under a great deal of pressure to orchestrate a comeback before her star -- already tarnished by multiple run-ins with the legal system -- fades beyond repair.

But they are also collaborating with Yemeni security forces still loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, the longtime strongman who was pushed from power amid the Arab Spring uprising but now appears to be orchestrating a comeback in alliance with the Houthis.

Yet in many ways Stockholm's Grillska high school is the perfect launchpad for the centre-left party to orchestrate a political comeback after eight years out of government, the longest spell in its history.

With an entire third quarter at their disposal offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride never attempted to speed up the tempo and provide the spark needed to orchestrate an actual comeback in the game.

This week he orchestrated a resounding comeback, even if he was still physically absent.

Bench Aaron Rodgers after he orchestrated a masterful comeback against the Chicago Bears in Week 1? Are you crazy?

After selling Dunhill to ABC, Adler formed Ode Records and orchestrated a spectacular comeback for singer-songwriter Carole King, whose Tapestry (1971) became one of the best-selling albums of all time.