Sentence examples for recovered a deficit from inspiring English sources

Once again Federer recovered a deficit, moving brilliantly in defence as he came back from 3-0 down to level, and now hitting more confidently he took on the Del Potro serve at 5-5 to break when the Argentine fired long.

Chelsea, encouraged by their show of character to recover a deficit against Watford, will consider this an appropriately grand stage upon which to demonstrate their own campaign is on the up.

City recovered a similar deficit to win the title last season but they are currently missing a vital spark which they must recover quickly to have any chance of closing that gap.

Knee extensors fully recovered a preoperative 27% deficit after 2 years.

For all experiments, carbon and redox balances were recovered with a deficit of less than 5%.

Only once have they failed to recover a 2-0 definit in a home return leg, a 1982-83 European Cup second-round tie when Real Sociedad went through despite a 2-1 home win over the Spaniards.

Having handily lost the last two presidential elections, they now face a recovering economy; a deficit that's fallen by more than a third; the winding down of two unpopular wars; a personally popular Democrat in his presidential bully pulpit for 3+ years.

It was always asking a lot of him to recover a two-shot deficit after three rounds but in pouring rain and a bitter wind he produced a four-under-par 68, one better than Els but not quite enough.

It was now Gasquet who faced the task of recovering a two-set deficit, and that never seemed likely.

The result was different from the match in 2005, as Liverpool were unable to recover a two goal deficit and lost the match 2 1 Benítez made a number of signings, including Ryan Babel, Yossi Benayoun and Fernando Torres for a club record £24 million, in an attempt to improve the club's performance during the 2007 08 season.

After all England climbed out of a deeper hole at the Gabba three years ago, recovering a 221 first innings deficit with a mountainous 500-plus in the second for the loss of only one wicket.