Sentence examples for at all comes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at all comes" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be a misplacement of words and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "I don't think that at all comes into play in this situation."
That he wrote a book at all comes somewhat as a surprise to him, he says.
That it is played here at all comes as a surprise to many South Africans.
But then not much precision is required, since the only carbon price that bites on air tickets at all comes from the emissions trading system.
When Titus, the winner of that dubious contest, discovers that in fact his two sons have already been dispatched by the nasty Saturninus, Mr. Sanders has an effective moment when he opens his mouth wide, as if to let forth a howl to equal his suffering, and no sound at all comes out — until these eerie silent groans curdle into hysterical laughter.
It's a joyous company which, in its mingling of the products of brutal urban deprivation and the offspring of Hollywood stars, and of those who dance beautifully with those who can barely move at all, comes closer to realising a utopian ideal of equality than anything I have seen.
The one hint that there might be any at all comes in a brief scene of Elio and Oliver sharing a furtive caress in a shadowed arcade, when they brush hands and Oliver says, "I would kiss you if I could".
It will all come at a cost.
It will all come out at trial".
"It was shocking that anyone at all came out alive.
Except for the doormat, there was no sign at all, come to think of it.
Sometimes nothing at all came out of those two hours, and that was exactly the point.
