Sentence examples for a comeback opportunity from inspiring English sources

Ms. McDormand will play the title character, Georgie, the wife of Frank Elgin Mr. Freemann), an actor down on his luck until a director, Bernie Dodd Mr. Gallagherr), gives him a comeback opportunity.

His definition of a comeback opportunity: Any time a quarterback takes the field late in the fourth quarter facing a deficit of between 1 and 8 points.

The new collection, focused on men's wear, has made for a more manageable comeback opportunity.

He is largely derided or forgotten among Serbs in Bosnia and in Serbia itself, but his swansong performance could present the chance of a comeback, an opportunity to tap into a reservoir of victimhood.

John Skelton of the Cardinals is now an incredible 4 for 4 this season in fourth-quarter comeback opportunities (defined as having the ball in the fourth quarter down by at least one score).

Instead of just looking at the number of comebacks, Kacsmar decided to look at the percentage of comeback opportunities won.

Topping the list is the New England Patriots' Tom Brady, who has converted 21 of 33 comeback opportunities (64%) in his 10 years in the NFL.

Marcus's passing offers them the chance for a comeback, and also the opportunity to explore some road-movie clichés en route from Los Angeles to the Apollo Theater in Harlem.

What makes Scott's Oscar narrative this year unique is that it's both a comeback story and an opportunity to reward an overdue legend for a movie that has connected on commercial, critical and (here's a new one) scientific levels.

But a connection to the French court offers an opportunity for a comeback.

Dementieva briefly did threaten to make a genuine contest of it when she won the first game of the second set with a flurry of rasping forehands and at love-30 on Williams' next service game there was a brief opportunity for a comeback.