Sentence examples for comeback through from inspiring English sources

(He concedes that natural gas might make a comeback — through atom-bomb-powered fracking).

Many analysts say they believe that Mr. Saleh, granted immunity for stepping down, is plotting a comeback through the elections.

Canberra went three goals down inside the first hour, but then mounted a comeback through Ivan Gruicic and Tony Henderson.

However, the home side had other ideas and managed to complete a superb comeback through a late Martin Pahars brace either side of a Tahar El Khalej header.

In 2010, Exponent II – a magazine founded by second-wave feminists, which had gone out of print in 2008 – made a comeback through the popularity of its blog.

Soon after leaving BP, Hayward plotted his comeback through the launch of a new oil investment firm, Vallares, which listed on the London stock market with a value of £1bn in June 2011.

Lohan's has been a sluggishly downbeat narrative, peppered with occasional, desultory attempts at a comeback — sometimes through acting, sometimes through fashion design, sometimes through humanitarian work.

With social dancing making a comeback, Dance Through Time, an ensemble that takes audiences on a journey through 500 years of the genre -- from court to country, ballroom to bistro, salon to street -- is on target.

James Blake doesn't mind bringing his comeback tour through New York a second time this year.

Brian Noble's Crusaders were never in front but they did threaten a comeback midway through the second half, after trailing 16-6 athehe break.

But Rutgers (5-3) launched a spirited comeback midway through the second half to take a 4-point lead before squandering it in the end.