Sentence examples for came in greater from inspiring English sources
She and others noted that black actors have pushed and protested for decades for more stage work and more nontraditional casting, and those jobs eventually came in greater numbers.
A tuna canning factory was set up at Pohnpei in 1930, and Japanese settlers from the Tōhoku region and Hokkaido came in greater numbers after that.
Blood came in great, angry spurts.
— They came in great numbers to see Tiger Woods tee off just past 8 a.m. on Friday.
"People came in great numbers to express their will and democracy seemed to move forward".
The rain came in great, unstoppable drifts on a high westerly from the Atlantic.
Germans arrived as early as 1829 and came in great numbers during the 1850s, settling along the coastal valleys and founding the cities of Blumenau, Joinvile, and Brusque.
From the start of the uprising of blessed Syria against the Nusayris [derogatory for Alawites], the mujahideen came in great numbers out of zeal for their religion.
The American airmen came in great numbers to Assam during the war, making up the India-China Wing of the Air Transport Command.
The Soviets came in great numbers clogging Lithuanian roads.
The numbers came in great, and that means that people are actually starting to like to see smart TV instead of other things that they tend to watch.
