Sentence examples for a comeback from the from inspiring English sources

Seattle got pretty close to completing a comeback from the deep half-time deficit.

If Leadsom and her supporters think she can make a comeback from the negative press coverage, they should think again.

Tim Armstrong's pledge to demonstrate by the second half of this year that AOL could mount a comeback from the near dead.

Mourning, who is attempting a comeback from the kidney transplant he had Dec. 19, is slowly progressing toward being able to practice with the team.

Testaverde said he never had a doubt about attempting a comeback from the Achilles' injury, even when he could have wondered what he would return to.

"The military sees the NATO airstrike as an opportunity to effect a comeback from the loss of face from the Bin Laden raid," said Ali Dayan Hasan, Pakistan director for Human Rights Watch in Lahore.

But tonight, in a comeback-from-nowhere four-rounder at the nightclub Jimmy's Bronx Cafe, a journeyman's ring misfortunes will change, he says.

But Robertson, who withstood a comeback from Stuart Bingham in the last four to reach the final, hit back with breaks of 54 and a superb 123 to stay in touch at 5-3 afthe the first session.

On 15 May 2011, West Ham's relegation to the Championship was confirmed after a comeback from Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium.

If the world's biggest seller of phones is to make a comeback from one of the steepest declines seen at a market-leading handset maker, it will need momentum.

Wozniacki took a 4-1 lead Saturday and withstood a comeback from Zvonareva in the first set.