Sentence examples for notable comeback from inspiring English sources

While Baker continued his tennis tale, another American with a notable comeback in recent years, Mardy Fish, was not here.

One notable comeback company is AAR, which appeared on the inaugural 1999 Platinum list, then failed to qualify for the next eight years.

Romanticism, so out of fashion for much of the 20th Century, has had a notable comeback recently – the Schirn in Frankfurt devoted an exhibition to the subject a few years back – and many artists today are much more comfortable talking about love than previous generations were.

We love the artists and songs that delivered bold statements, notable comebacks and other creative noises to make 2016 bearable.

A notable political comeback, he is determinedly unexciting.

The truth is his agenda looks a lot more than a little like that of my old friend and boss Jerry Brown, how almost universally hailed for the notable California comeback.

But what makes Mr. Davis's comeback most notable is that during this period, when the cost-cutting music industry is struggling with slumping sales and disaffected artists and consumers, he continues to practice his old-fashioned approach to making records -- personally involved in everything from signing acts to shaping their sound in the studio to marketing their albums.

Pochettino saluted the character of his team and it was notable in what was a comeback win.

The Angels' comeback has included two notable developments, one individual, one collective.

She's not the only notable British auteur making an overdue comeback.

This week was notable for the UK rock duo Royal Blood's comeback with the thunderous Where Are You Now?