Sentence examples for be came to from inspiring English sources

Earlier be were more likely to provide personal services or specialize in religious functions, but as the power of the Yamato court spread throughout the archipelago in the 5th century, newer be came to be involved with the production of weapons, armour, and mirrors or with the construction of irrigation systems.

Within Cirque, meanwhile, the problem of determining what "Banana Shpeel" would be came to a head last fall, when Mr. Shiner and his cast and team held a closed-door performance of their work for senior Cirque executives, including Guy Laliberté, who created Cirque in 1984 and built it into a global brand with total revenues of more than $700 million a year.

Tahrir Square may be coming to him.

Would Madonna be coming to the ceremony?

Change is coming to Cuba.

They're coming to feed".

Whole Foods is coming to Williamsburg.

They're coming to help".

You are coming to New York?

You're coming to work".

CHANGE is coming to Congress.