Sentence examples for can make a dramatic comeback from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Nagasu can make a dramatic comeback, there will be some new names on the world team come Saturday.

It can make a dramatic difference to your rooms.

Marchenko encouraged her, saying she could make a dramatic comeback the way Paul Hamm did the night before.

And he even thinks that Microsoft – if the new CEO could unchain all its remarkable talent – could make a dramatic comeback in next 12 months.

The hardy perennial of anti-Semitism has made a dramatic comeback in Central Europe.

If you get all the way to Iowa, politeness makes a dramatic comeback.

In the final seven minutes, the Nets made a dramatic comeback from 9 points down.

Sasha Cohen, the Olympic silver medalist in 2006, was second, making a dramatic comeback after nearly four years out of competition.

The SP made a dramatic comeback in the 2002 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, garnering a plurality, but not a majority, of seats.

He has since made a dramatic comeback, even being re-elected as Carinthia's governor in April, a springboard to his success in yesterday's elections.

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.