Sentence examples for potential comeback from inspiring English sources

The cost to the Patriots was eight irreplaceable seconds, helping prevent their potential comeback.

Informed of this potential comeback, Jo Nelle made a face like she had bitten into a lemon.

Like the outplayed Pacers last Wednesday, the Lakers spent so much energy trying to recover from Indiana's first-half barrage that they had little left to finish a potential comeback.

Speaking to reporters in Chicago after his daily pickup game, the game's most accomplished player responded to a question about his potential comeback by simply saying: "I'm doing it for the love of the game.

"The display of popular support for Aristide is very worrisome to the US, so indicting Titid [Aristide] before a potential comeback makes perfect sense," Robert Fatton, a Haiti expert at the University of Virginia, told the Miami Herald.

The Mets had squandered any momentum they built in the first half, fallen six games back in the National League East and somehow turned Glavine from a potential comeback player of the year into a sub-.500 pitcher.

A perfect example came in 1997 when he secured a half against Scott Hoch, stymying a potential American comeback and ensuring the overall result for his side.

Henry's 4-yard toucatchn catch with 8 minutes 26 seconds left in the fourth quarter stopped a potential Oklahoma State comeback at Boone Pickens Stadium.

Redick's injury may have farther-reaching consequences, as the Clippers' changing personnel needs may have ended Lamar Odom's potential NBA comeback before it even began.

Another Robins' double in the opening seven minutes of the second half quashed any potential Broncos' comeback, with Peacock helping win easy yards as Rovers overwhelmed London down the middle.

It already made its feelings known that week with the earthquake and hurricane, but it got busy on the sports front Sunday — scrubbing a potential Yankees comeback with a well-timed downpour and prompting Tigers closer Jose Valverde to start joking the series is over, writes Tim Brown on Yahoo.com.