Sentence examples for organizing a comeback from inspiring English sources
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.
Abstinence-only advocates have been long organizing a comeback, rebranding themselves as science-based and holistic.
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.
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.
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.
University students' community of Japan, named "UNISEC (University Space Engineering Consortium)" have been organizing "Comeback Competition" annually since 2001.
Their ascendance has rekindled hope that organized labor maybe, just maybe, could stage a comeback.
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GAZETTE: America loves a comeback story.
