Sentence examples for eventual comeback from inspiring English sources

The reach of "the old man" is too strong, says a local businessman, who predicts an eventual comeback.

GIVEN Peru's penchant for surprise, an eventual comeback even for Mr. Fujimori is not out of the question.

Has Mr. Armstrong done enough to pave the way for an eventual comeback or were his television appearances indeed self-serving?

With an MLS-imposed deadline to return nearing, Beckham was forced to dip into his own pocket to extend the loan and on his eventual comeback in mid-season found himself faced by angry crowds at the Home Depot Center.

Findlater spent months scouting waterfront homes with the aim of buying a property at a fire-sale price, renovating it and cashing in on an eventual comeback.

But for whatever reason this type of reproduction fell out of evolutionary favor before its eventual comeback.

The dispute, which has sown acute confusion and embarrassment within the party, the Union for a Popular Movement, even has some calling for intervention by Nicolas Sarkozy — whom the French voted out of the presidency in May, but who is widely believed to be planning an eventual political comeback.

In honour of his medical struggles and eventual return to competition, Mackey named his kennel the Comeback Kennel.

Years before their comeback and eventual American breakthrough, this was a major coup.

A host of unsightly events played out in the Yankees' 7-6 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, where Vazquez imploded for the fourth time in five starts, Granderson strained his left groin muscle and their bullpen negated a furious comeback by surrendering the eventual winning run in the seventh inning.

Opponent pre-game record: 0 1 Opponent final record: 5 7 Pre-game line: Maryland −13 The previous week, Middle Tennessee made two rapid-fire fourth-quarter touchdowns in a failed comeback attempt against the eventual Sun Belt Conference champions, Troy.