Sentence examples for dazzling comeback from inspiring English sources

Now, emerald is, by all accounts, in the midst of a dazzling comeback.

And if Menzel can carry Friday night's form and confidence into the pre-season and beyond, the hope will be that his dazzling comeback was only a taste of what's in store.

If she is successful it will herald a dazzling comeback for the magazine which first launched in 1972 out of the 1960s feminist movement and whose editors have incluided the former Daily Express editor Rosie Boycott and Marsha Rowe, its first.

But only Lewis knows where his mind meandered Sunday night while he spit fury at his teammates; while he sat alone on the edge of the Ravens' bench with his head bowed; while he chased after San Francisco receivers who ran him ragged across the middle of the field; while the 49ers spun a 22-point deficit into a dazzling comeback that expired at the Baltimore 5-yard line.

McLaren dominated the 1988 season like no-one has before or since - winning 15 of the 16 races, with Senna taking eight to Prost's seven, and clinching the title with a dazzling comeback drive in Japan.

Kirsten Dunst makes a dazzling comeback as Peggy Blumquist, a loopy Luverne, MN beautician who has the misfortune of hitting the mobbed-up son of Fargo's Gerhardt Family with her car, moments after he's shot three people to death in a Waffle Hut.

With yet another mind-dazzling comeback in this magical postseason by the Magic Kingdom, the Angels snatched the Series trophy from the Giants' grasp and told them, "Not so fast, we'll see who gets it tonight".

Meanwhile, cinephiles everywhere will want to clamber on The Tree of Life, Terrence Malick's dazzling if overreaching comeback.

It took a few extra innings, but the Dodgers did it again, engineering a dazzling ninth-inning comeback and a scorching 12th-inning rally to beat the Mets, 5-4, late Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium.

With bankable behemoths, like Cecily Brown and David Salle (riding his latest comeback wave thanks to a dazzling show of early work at Mary Boone last season), rubbing shoulders with rising forces, like Hanna Liden and Patrick Hill (whose marble sculpture eviscerated the work around it at Gladstone's summer group show), it will be thrilling to see whose pieces hold up.

The world champions marked their arrival in the tournament with a win after a ruthless early display of dazzling, attacking panache, but Samoa almost produced an unlikely comeback following a valiant second-half performance that greatly endeared them to the local support.