Sentence examples for organized a comeback from inspiring English sources
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Warfare Noise split album, Cogumelo Records and Gerald Incubus organized a comeback show with Sarcófago in Belo Horizonte.
After the Soviet Fall When the K.H.L. was founded, the idea of starting a hockey revival in Russia seemed a little like organizing a comeback tour for an aging and addled rocker.
Anyhow, enthusiasm for "Kirchnerism" had faded: even if many Argentinians truly have experienced an improvement of their social situation, stagnating social development coupled with charges of corruption helped the political right organize a comeback.
Abstinence-only advocates have been long organizing a comeback, rebranding themselves as science-based and holistic.
Since then, the firm, which Davis co-founded, has been described as instrumental in organizing a political comeback for the once-discredited Party of Regions, which emerged victorious in 2006 legislative elections.
Their ascendance has rekindled hope that organized labor maybe, just maybe, could stage a comeback.
University students' community of Japan, named "UNISEC (University Space Engineering Consortium)" have been organizing "Comeback Competition" annually since 2001.
Can Coal Make a Comeback?
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GAZETTE: America loves a comeback story.
