Sentence examples for by came from inspiring English sources

The review I've been most offended by came when I played Hamlet.

From close by came the rumble of machines, not heard on these grounds for a long time.

And subsequently, as the months went by, came the grim succession of interments, as 37 terrorism victims -- 11 of them firefighters -- were buried in the cemetery.

That was how the idea to drop by came to him, because at one moment he looked around and realized that his search for the paintbrushes had led him to her neighborhood.

By "came" you mean FORCED and by "less" you mean NOTHING.

He survived after passers-by came to his aid.

She struggled to free the cart until a passer-by came to help.

For the first, #IAMSORRY, he sat with a bag over his head in an LA gallery while art-lovers, fans and curious passers-by came in to spend time with him one to one.

But any doubts were erased on Monday, when he hung the rug near a window in his Madison Avenue store and soon after a passer-by came in to buy it.

When the project was under construction, she said, "local passers-by came walking in — that's the way it is in Beijing, it goes with the territory — and oohed and aahed, everyone loved it".

On Sunday afternoon, city workers swept shards of glass and towed burned shells of cars off central streets, still sticky from looted food and gasoline fires, as passers-by came to gape at the damage.