Sentence examples for pulls off a comeback from inspiring English sources

If he pulls off a comeback in the last reel and wins next week, there will be room for him to return to a broader reform programme.

And if she played well, then maybe the past would recede enough for people to watch not Marion Jones the disgraced Olympian but Marion Jones that rare professional athlete who pulls off a comeback in a second sport.

But Doug Flutie nearly pulled off a comeback after replacing Drew Brees in the fourth quarter.

But it also gave the Patriots almost a full minute for Tom Brady to operate, and he almost pulled off a comeback.

The Yankees got to Madson in the ninth, but not enough to pull off a comeback and win the World Series.

The N.H.L. will stage a Game 7 Friday night between the Flyers and the Bruins, with all of Philadelphia wondering if the Flyers can pull off a comeback after a 3-0 deficit, writes Phil Sheridan of The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Perhaps in some not entirely explored corner of Ferrer's mind, there was a sense of how much work, how much sweat would have been required to pull off a comeback against Nadal on this court.

Detroit's chances to pull off a comeback ended after Hill hit Calvin Johnson for a 20-yard touchdown pass to cut the Bills lead to 14-12 with 14 seconds left.

That won't last; although San Antonio has pulled off a comeback win and a dominant blowout victory over the last two days, this team is unquestionably lesser without Ginobili in the lineup.

Having to put a little bit more Tabasco on her strokes than she probably is used to, the eighth-seeded Anna Kournikova had to scramble to pull off a comeback against her doubles partner, Barbara Schett.

Patrick Peterson had two interceptions in the closing minutes of the Cardinals' win over the Buccaneers, with one setting up Arizona's first touchdown in six quarters and the other eliminating any chance that Tampa Bay's Mike Glennon might pull off a comeback victory in his N.F.L. debut.