Sentence examples for dynamic comeback from inspiring English sources

After their dynamic comeback in 2007 (they split up in 1995), they released Heavy Liquid, a crafted mix of intense, raw rock 'n' roll songs, blurred melodies, addictive fuzz guitar riffs and almost primitive drums that unites disparate musical elements into blasts of noisy cohesion and howling passion.

At this time, natural products chemistry research is progressing a dynamic comeback in the modern drug discovery.

"Dynamic Comebacks" gives players on the verge of losing the opportunity to successfully hit a combination of moves to gain two finishing moves.

This dynamic has perhaps facilitated several midrange comebacks in recent years: the 2002 Oakland Athletics (5 games out on July 31) and three clubs in 2003, the Chicago Cubs (3 1/2), Minnesota Twins (4 1/2) and the A's again (4).

What I find most odd is while Lisa Rinna is talking to the camera about her real-life attempt to stay noticed is that Lisa Kudrow's series "The Comeback," is mirroring the same dynamic.

Her fellow panellists praised her comeback and said it would change the dynamic of the series for the better.

Below is a list of the six dynamic but underused materials that are now making a comeback.

The duo worked in dynamic harmony in the final two minutes last night to execute a 92-88 comeback victory over the Detroit Pistons at Madison Square Garden.

The cast featured a combination of young, dynamic actors, and one legendary Hollywood hellraiser in the midst of a monumental comeback after a public downfall with booze and drugs.

It is also a fine sports movie in the mould of a traditional comeback story, boosted by a highly memorable relationship between coach and star player – a dynamic that is usually much more congenial.

Franceschini is seen as a dynamic potential rival to Renzi, and some analysts believe choosing him would raise questions about Renzi's ability to stage a comeback.