Sentence examples for comeback night from inspiring English sources

Clay went on, continuing his ventriflexions: "A lot of people say that Floyd couldn't fight, But you should have seen him on that comeback night".

It was then that the author, only 25 and with scarcely any experience in management, took him on and masterminded a revival that started with his appearance at one of Dorothy Squires's self-financed comeback nights at the Palladium.

After leading the Heat's comeback two nights earlier, James carried them to the finish with a 37-point, 12-rebound outburst on Thursday.

And to answer the question: 'Does that mean I can do anything?' Yes, it does!" Unlocking the joke: Neil Patrick Harris made the best comeback of the night by revisiting his "locked box" joke, which didn't play well when he hosted the Oscars earlier this year.

After an absence longer than many careers in show business, Arsenio Hall will be attempting a comeback in late-night television when a new syndicated show begins in over a year.

To Burt Reynolds, who made his huge comeback in Boogie Nights and then ended up in tax write-off films with German directors so reviled that online petitions have been circulated begging them to stop working, we will say: no, you cannot make In the Name of the King with Uwe Boll.

The Yankees powered a comeback and, for a night, started to resemble a team on the mend.

Zidane called the comeback victory his best night as a coach so far.

With the Yankees facing Randy Johnson that night, a comeback was almost impossible.

U2's success upstaged Mariah Carey, who with eight nominations had been billed of the comeback star of the night, but only picked up three awards in the end.

That's when I started talking about it — let's make this epic comeback, ruin everybody's night; this crowd is all into it; they think they've got us; our stud's out of the game; we're going through our bullpen.