Sentence examples for came to inform from inspiring English sources

The time came to inform the Americans.

No police liaison or anybody even came to inform the family that he'd been shot.

When the police came to inform Ms. Perez, she was holding one of the twins Juan loved to cradle.

The implications of his groundbreaking dispatches on the West Bank gradually came to inform Israeli government policy during negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organization.

"Ma'am?" The waiting room was nearly empty when an attendant came to inform her that her companion was to be hospitalized for the night, kept under observation in the cardiac unit.

It shows how the version of liberalism and of rights I criticize in "Liberalism and the Limits of Justice" came to inform American political practice, and how the "unencumbered self" came to define the self-image of the age.

The administration wasn't exactly on-point when it came to informing the American people that Baathist secular nationalists in Iraq had very little in common with the fundamentalist jihadists in Afghanistan.

A Public Agenda survey last year sponsored by the Gates Foundation found that 59% of young adults rated their high school counselors as "poor" or "fair" when it came to informing them about paying for college.

By May the time had come to inform the dealers of their plans.

Before Frederic can do so, however, Ruth and the Pirate King come to inform him of a new discovery.

"We have come to inform you that you are closing the University," Price remembers the group telling the president.