Sentence examples for comeback before from inspiring English sources

But the Longhorns put forth a furious second-half comeback before ultimately falling, 65-59.

Instead, the Giants were forced to stage a comeback before experiencing the ultimate seesaw of emotions in the final seconds.

In the longer term, some Labourites expect Mr Barak to make a comeback before the next general election.

They enjoyed enormous success and Orbison was working on a solo comeback before suffering a fatal heart attack aged 52.

Trump began plotting his comeback before the rest of the world — or, perhaps, even he — fully grasped the direness of his situation.

Meanwhile, another obvious England midfield candidate, the Exeter playmaker Henry Slade, is on course to start a competitive comeback before the end of the season.

While Ms. Tymoshenko's standing may have been damaged in recent weeks, she is considered a highly skillful politician who has mounted comebacks before, and polls indicate that she would be competitive with Mr. Yanukovich in the next presidential election.

"I've kind of been associated with a comeback team before," said Banta, who got so excited on one special-teams' play that he was flagged for two penalties.

(Only in retrospect, incidentally, did 1992 enter the roll of great political comebacks; before the election, many thought it looked set to result in, er, a hung parliament).

In presidential years Virginia has long been a heavily Republican state, and most polls show Mr. Allen ahead, although Mr. Robb has made comebacks before.

Speaking in a packed theatre in Birmingham, Alabama, a raucous, old-fashioned election event that pitted him against rival Rick Santorum, Gingrich refused to admit his campaign for the presidential nomination was close to over and insisted he had staged comebacks before.