Sentence examples for a come on from inspiring English sources

She pumped her fist and let out a "Come on!

Why not throw up a "Come on down to Alex's Clam Shack!

We get a fist-pump and a "Come on!" when Nadal reciprocates with a long shot of his own.

Williams obliged, finishing with a forehand winner and a "come on!" as she walked to her chair with a 4-1 lead.

If he withdraws from the world, well, what could be more of a come on?

I assumed (incorrectly, as it turned out) that this was a come on.

Which, if you like European pastry, is one heck of a come-on.

Was it a come-on?

THE MENU AT Crave Fishbar reads like a come-on.

"DeserveUMore" suavely combines an apology with a come-on.

"It really was a come-on-down crowd," Allen said.