Sentence examples for comeback success from inspiring English sources

KICK-OFF: Wednesday, 7.45pm   PAST MEETINGS… CFR Cluj 1 (Kapetanos) Manchester United 2 (Van Persie 2), group stage, October 2012   STATS… United have won all five previous encounters with Romanian opposition including their 2-1 comeback success in Cluj-Napoca on 2 October against a CFR side then under the tutelage of Ioan Andone.

After the initial Series A that was folded back into the spinoff, Camp raised $17 million from August Capital, Accel, and others in a Series B just last week, making StumbleUpon the most rare of comeback success stories.

Charles's final studio album Genius Loves Company (2004) would later be released shortly after his death, and proved to be a comeback success, in terms of sales and critical response, as it quickly became Charles's first top-10 album in forty years and the best-selling record of his career.

But the fact that South Carolina Republicans took that path, and made his swift and shameless comeback a success, is still a useful indicator of where the energy is on the right — and it emphatically isn't with people who see the decline of marriage as a bigger issue for conservatism and America than the precise balance of power in the House of Representatives.

You never know when your comeback or success is right around the corner".

The Lakers had a record of 22 10 in the games Johnson played, and he considered his final comeback "a success".

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has called the comeback a success and proposed in 2013 to remove the gray wolf entirely from the list of threatened and endangered species.

Lemieux's comeback, already a success, seems to grow more spectacular with every game.

While America generally loves stories of entrepreneurs making a comeback, Mr. Greenberg's success may be at the expense of taxpayers.

Another spur to his comeback is the success at the Beijing Olympics of Darra Torres, a swimmer who won three silver medals at 41 years old.

For its part, the defense tried to portray Jackson as a man so desperate to make his comeback concerts a success that he was willing to take wild chances and grew terrified that he would not be able to perform to his own exacting standards without more rest and less stress.