Sentence examples for time comeback from inspiring English sources

Of course, it wasn't quite a moment to rival Alan Gordon's famous winner and the Quakes' stoppage time comeback of 2013.

There's something to this of course: 11 games this season have featured game-changing late 'Quakes goals, including Wednesday's stoppage time comeback against Portland that preserved their unbeaten Buck Shaw record this season; Lenhart and Gordon up front are two players who've made celebrated virtues of obvious limits and even from apparent character flaws.

Norwich were two goals down on 55 minutes but a goal from Josh Murphy, who was making his professional début, on 77 minutes inspired an extra time comeback.

Black has made a part-time comeback recently.

That unlikely injury-time comeback has just been upgraded to pipe dream.

"Slumdog" may also be a catalyst for a prime-time comeback for "Millionaire" on ABC.

His difficulty in sniffing out the money at a Las Vegas lounge where he is making his big-time comeback is the movie's dramatic turning point.

In early 2005, Hingis returned to play a small WTA tournament in Thailand, then played World TeamTennis in the summer before announcing a full-time comeback to the tour, which began in 2006.

Perhaps the quest for a million dollars would resonate in prime time as well, although a prime-time comeback faces several hurdles, including the question of whether Mr. Philbin would be able or willing to return as host.

Since their gripping 3-2 extra-time comeback win over Burton Albion in the Capital One Cup at the end of September, Phil Parkinson's men have finished under 2.5 in nine out of 11 matches and their last five games have produced a grand total of four goals, including a goalless 120 minutes on the road against Premier League Wigan.

A midcareer period of retreat primed the singer for his current, fortuitously timed comeback.