Sentence examples for and goes in a from inspiring English sources

It's not that I don't enjoy a good mystery that comes and goes in a hour.

Robin Bush, George W.'s younger sister, who died of leukemia at the age of three, comes and goes in a phrase.

Labor Day comes and goes in a flash, but it's long enough for us to sense the calendar tipping toward fall, toward whatever fall will bring.

There is a celebrated scene in Danny Boyle's film Trainspotting in which Sick Boy and Renton are discussing greatness, how it comes and goes in a minute: Sick Boy: "It's certainly a phenomenon in all walks of life".

With a languid demeanor and a sleepy-eyed expression, the only Heisman Trophy winner ever drafted in 76 years of Giants football comes and goes in a noisy football locker room without notice.

It is made of corn bread and goes in a casserole, not in the turkey, and it is always seasoned with lots of sage, a dish with particularly fond associations.

But explosive power comes and goes in an instant.

It is cyclical in nature, and goes in an upward spiral.

GCSEs came and went in a blur.

Four district superintendents came and went in a single year.

Husbands come and go in a line or two.