Sentence examples for startling comeback from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, a startling comeback this season continued for the 27th-seeded Canas.

And yet, with the new millennium upon us, music as a vehicle for mass catharsis has undergone a startling comeback.

But last year, he made a startling comeback in parliamentary elections, aided in part by Mr. Manafort.

Instead, pushed to the limit by opponents who were apparently emotionally spent from their startling comeback against Juventus three days earlier, they just about clung on.

It's a world where all the bigotries and the misogyny you thought had been banished forever from mainstream entertainment have made a startling comeback.

The sports highlight in September was the Ryder Cup, held in Medinah, Ill., as Team Europe staged a startling comeback on the final day to defeat the U.S. 141/2 131/2 in the biennial team golf tournament.

That hatred of defeat has produced many of those startling comebacks.

As a result, people whose careers are widely assumed to be over – either because they once messed up badly or because their face no longer seemed to fit – can sometimes make startling comebacks.

Add to that his improbable life story -- a harrowing roller-coaster ride of precocious achievements, self-inflicted slip-ups and even more startling comebacks -- and you have all the ingredients for a compelling book.

Then Faithfull was old with a vengeance; starting with her startling 1979 comeback album, "Broken English," she delivered a series of bleak and weary recordings full of cracked, cronelike vocals.

In 2007, the gnomes were decimated by flash flooding, but have since made a startling, rapid comeback.