Sentence examples for fine comeback from inspiring English sources

He made a fine comeback with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2010.

That's a fine comeback from England, who have taken nine wickets for 193 today.

With a fine comeback performance like this, there will be plenty more to come from Lily Allen.

Robredo, the 31-year-old Spaniard who reached four quarterfinals here before injuries took their toll, is a fine comeback story himself.

Jutkiewicz then completed a fine comeback for 'Well when he held off several defenders to lash the ball high into the net with nine minutes remaining.

The victory was founded on Paul Collingwood's first limited-overs international hundred since mid-2005 and a fine comeback in the field after initial indiscipline boosted New Zealand's chase of 271.

Selby's win was especially pleasing having twice looked like he was on his way out of this year's £500,000 tournament in the earlier rounds, before somehow keeping his title-hopes alive with fine comebacks.

There couldn't be a finer comeback gig for him.

The day's finest comeback, however, belonged to Sanchez-Vicario, the indefatigable Spanish veteran who trailed the Austrian baseliner Barbara Schett by 0-6, 1-4 before rallying for a 0-6, 6-2, 6-2 victory and reaching the 13th French Open quarterfinal of her career.

Probably one of the finest comebacks of Federer's career and one of the great capitulations in a major, as Davydenko simply lost it.

Metalist Kharkiv of Ukraine staged a fine late comeback to nudge out Olympiakos with a 2-1 win in Greece, which saw them through on the away goals rule after a 2-2 aggresult result.