Sentence examples for English come from inspiring English sources
French Vogue.com In English come Monday?
The customers were originally tourists, but now the English come, too.
Most renderings into English come out like "a pretty good Victorian poet, maybe Tennyson," he told me by telephone.
The core arguments about the future of English come in two chapters at the end of the book.
Strong verbs also retain the past participle inflection -en as in comen, shutten, sitten, and getten or gotten for standard English come, shut, sat, and got.
He makes us feel a sympathy for the failure of Scotland's ambitions, however wrongheaded, and the wicked English come in for plenty of well-deserved condemnation.
English came in place number 33.
Her English comes fast, fluent and sometimes loud.
Then the English came and the boom began.
English came to me, and with it so many questions about what was happening on TV.
In 1607 the English came to Kennebec (now in Maine) in southern Acadia.
