Sentence examples for launching a comeback from inspiring English sources

After participating in a handful of gymnastics events in 2009, she took nearly three years off from the sport before launching a comeback in 2012 in an attempt to make the U.S. Olympic team.

Yaya Touré pulled one back for City in first-half stoppage time from the penalty spot but the Real winger Denis Cheryshev added Real's fourth with 15 minutes to go and Manuel Pellegrini's side never looked like launching a comeback.

Mr Irving, who told the Guardian last month that he was launching a comeback speaking tour of the UK, denied that he had received any formal approach from the Oxford Union but added that he would like to speak to the students there.

But as settlers moved west and then Prohibition, rye fell out of favor for a long time, before launching a comeback alongside the craft cocktail movement.

Saying that "sometimes you learn more by losing than you do by winning," former Rep. Jim Bates plans to announce his candidacy for his old congressional seat today, launching a comeback attempt pitting him against fellow Democrats and lingering controversy over the sexual harassment charges that contributed to his defeat.

At 29-12 down that day 12 years ago, McCaw told skipper Todd Blackadder Canterbury could not launch a comeback.

Homeopathic treatments have brought the problem under control, allowing her to launch a comeback.

The proper way to launch a comeback is in small venues, unplugged, below the radar.

It has plenty of cash to launch a comeback (the next general election is due by the end of 2016).

Smith's musings – that he might use the Masters Champions League to launch a comeback – will probably come to nothing.

The opposition Socialists (PSOE) of Pedro Sánchez claimed to have launched a comeback, but they were beaten by the PP almost everywhere.