Sentence examples for brave comeback from inspiring English sources

A Kurt Gidley four-pointer in the 70th reduced the deficit to 10, however their brave comeback ended when James Maloney sliced through minutes from full-time.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes was relieved to take all three points after Inverness's brave comeback.

He won the cup in 2005 and made a brave comeback from a near career-threatening neck injury for the final in 2008.

The brave and beautiful "COMEBACK KID", she knocked pneumonia for a loop, rebounded from a month long coma, held leukemia at bay for five years before being counted out.

Armagh slipped to a second defeat in Division Two despite a brave second-half comeback at the Athletic Grounds.

In the end, he was beaten twice and so were his nation but only after a brave and thrilling comeback in extra-time.

Before surgery, she charmed the staff with her smiles and snappy comebacks, but afterward, my brave girl was miserable, and understandably, a bit grumpy.

When Frank Bruno, that great and much-loved national hero, said recently that he wanted to stage a boxing comeback, many people (including his own brave and loving daughters) chalked it up to a difficult phase in his bipolar disorder.

Some comebacks are braver than others.

With their tails up, they created a second chance that ought to have completed the comeback - but Doran was denied by a brave save by the United keeper, who hurt himself in doing so and subsequently struggled with his movement.

When observers praise Valerie for her "real" looks and her "brave" performance, it echoes the coded praise that Kudrow received for "The Comeback".