Sentence examples for immediate comeback from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Trott has spoken of his "guilt" at leaving England's Ashes tour after one Test last November, denied that his abrupt departure was triggered by Mitchell Johnson – and set his sights on an immediate comeback to international cricket in the one-day internationals against Scotland and Sri Lanka this spring.

But Gylfi Sigurdsson inspired an immediate comeback as he calmly slotted home Neil Taylor's cross.

Think of quick comebacks.

But whether at age 27 Kittles and his knee can endure an 82-game season, or whether his quickness and defense will be as blistering, are the immediate questions surrounding his comeback.

However, the ICC announced last week that the 22-year-old could return to domestic cricket in his homeland with immediate effect before a possible international comeback later this year, which could be against England in the United Arab Emirates this October.

Our next move was thus to attempt to identify how far the 25Ts were helpful for our present purposes: Not all principles – e.g. provocation – appeared immediately suitable for addressing hostile reconnaissance (our immediate project goal, though beyond this, provocation makes a comeback as will be seen).

Although Jagr said yesterday that he had known for a while that Lemieux was thinking of a comeback, he said he learned the immediate news only when he arrived at the team's practice site.

He is 40 now, attempting a comeback for the 2012 London Games, his most immediate opponent being the one in the mirror.

Woodson adjusted, and Copeland entered the game late in the third quarter, making an immediate impact and leading a group of reserves to a 98-95 comeback victory in overtime.

For the Yankees as a team, the DiMaggio and Ruth comebacks began in June, but with much different immediate and eventual outcomes.

It was hard, then, to find anyone outside his immediate family who would speak with unaverted eyes of the likelihood of a Kerry comeback.