Sentence examples for always coming over from inspiring English sources

He's always coming over," says Helena of Tim.

"People are always coming over, asking what we're doing," said Dr. Partan.

The staff are really friendly, always coming over to see if we need refills of our drinks.

Growing up there were "instruments everywhere and a music room and people always coming over at Christmas and there being a jam session", Moss remembers.

"He was always coming over and asking my husband if there was anything he could do" to help with Mr. Swereda's car.

'He was absolutely 110 per cent all the time,' says Green. 'If he wasn't in a practice he was always coming over, wanting to do extra.' Healey came to St Anselm's - an Irish stronghold in a very Irish area - after learning the rudiments in mini-rugby at Birkenhead Park and, even though he was a good footballer (he's an Everton fan), rugby was always going to be his game.

You can always come over to my house on Boxing Day.

"I'm somewhat colorblind," Dr. Goodwillie said, "so Sonia would always come over and help out with my slides under the microscope, which were stained with different colors".

Miller's argument that bohemianism is a pose affected by "shabby upper-class boys who think squalor is very romantic" doesn't always come over clearly.

So every time I woke up to a dead phone or went home to one I beeped him, and he always came over within an hour or two.

Prague will always overcome, just as much as the tourists will always come over; "Prague never lets go... this little mother has claws," said Kafka, no doubt with a bittersweet shrug.