Sentence examples for been come to from inspiring English sources

"Her decision, which has plainly been come to after subtle pressure, will be regarded by great masses of people as unnecessary and perhaps a great waste.

Under the Abbott and Turnbull governments, free trade agreements have been come to be viewed as economic catnip that will somehow create jobs and spur growth.

Finals football is a must but if they can continue to improve, develop and, as has been come to be expected with a Graham Arnold side, are difficult to beat, a push for the higher places is likely.

Jane Mayer, in her Profile of Attorney General Eric Holder, noted that Rahm Emanuel, the President's chief of staff, had been come to agree with Graham about what a bad idea it is to try certain murderers in criminal court, so perhaps the profile of Emanuel in the Post earlier this week has something to do with this latest story.

Due to the improvements in these solutions, some critical issues have been come to sight pertaining to power quality, dependability and permanence.

Braka had been coming to Basel since 1977.

She's come to help".

This is what it's come to.

That's what it's come to.

So it's come to that.

It's come to not very much.