Sentence examples for comeback in time from inspiring English sources
There is an irony in Alfred Hitchcock making a comeback in time for the 2012 Olympics.
IS Spy, the monthly humor magazine that had its heyday in the go-go 80's lampooning the elites of Hollywood, Wall Street and the news media, making a comeback in time to ruffle a new crop of "short-fingered vulgarians," as it semi-affectionately labeled Donald J. Trump?
Williams, whose parents are both English but emigrated to New Zealand before their son was born, made his Test comeback in time for the Tri Nations series.
His attempt at a comeback in time for the 2002 Games in Salt Lake City ended with a crash at Montana's Big Mountain resort.
Bob Dylan has made his big Late Show comeback just in time to bid host David Letterman farewell.
The myth of that punch in the second fight between the men not only refuses to die, it's making a comeback just in time for the 35th anniversary of the bout, May 25.
Fashion Comeback Just in time for the endless — O.K., eight-day — uptown-downtown circuit, editors and other street-style hopefuls can breathe a sigh of relief, as the first delivery in JIL SANDER's return to her label has arrived and includes a super-functional top-handle clutch ($1,310).
Second, lengthy legal procedures will surely make a political comeback impossible in time for 2012, even if Mr Strauss-Kahn is exonerated.On the first point, stories of Mr Strauss-Kahn's behaviour range from tales of the enthusiastic pursuit of seduction to allegations of something much darker.
For the briefest moment it appeared they could score a fourth and complete a remarkable comeback in normal time, but Milan reasserted their professionalism and discipline and in extra time Liverpool played for penalties, knowing that whatever happened they had rescued their reputation and done more than their supporters could have asked.
When the sudden-death ending duly arrived after a rousing Swindon comeback in normal time many in the stands simply turned their backs at the agony of it all.
Aaron Ramsey ended Arsenal's nine-year trophy drought, completing his team's comeback in extra time in the FA Cup final to clinch a 3-2 victoverover Hull.
