Sentence examples for a difficult comeback from inspiring English sources

Trying to make a difficult comeback against incumbent Republican David Vitter in Louisiana's Senate race, Democratic Rep. Charlie Melancon plans to launch a new television ad elevating the politics of the BP oil spill to sharper, more partisan heights.

It's typical of Thorpe, and an example of why he is so interesting to interview, that he should refer to Sofia Coppola's film amid his explanation of a difficult sporting comeback.

During her difficult comeback, she was photographed more often at nightclubs in Croatia than on the court.

Paille's open wrist shot from the top of the left circle at 13 minutes 48 seconds of overtime sailed past the glove of Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford, completing the Bruins' difficult comeback.

The San Jose Sharks, who lost to the Kings in the first two games of their Western Conference semifinal, don't want to be in the position of attempting that kind of difficult comeback.

It has been a difficult season for Schumacher, whose comeback follows three years on the sidelines.

Last month, Landis made a dramatic comeback in a difficult mountain stage en route to becoming the third cyclist from the United States to win the Tour de France.

Horse racing has been somewhat divided over the comeback of arguably its biggest star - those who relish the showman's return at a difficult time for the sport against some who believe his comeback detracts from others.

Mr. Spitzer's attempted comeback has coincided with a difficult time for his marriage — the couple are currently living in separate apartments 18 blocks apart.

"I'm very happy, it's been a good comeback for the team after such a difficult weekend in Singapore," he said.

This means that learning-videos are making some kind of comeback because the maxim "TV is easy and book is hard" (Salomon 1984) placed videos in a difficult position for being used for the purpose of teaching.