Sentence examples for came to something from inspiring English sources

"Ed Miliband came to something I did with Ed Balls and Ken Livingstone.

For decades, the state's contradictory inclinations came to something of a stalemate, resulting in its pragmatic political style.

At one point, looking over the manuscript, he came to something he didn't know, a reference to a place called Shibari.

Steiner and others, many others, learned this the hard way, swept up in so-called "scandals" that came to naught, scandals that came to something, grand-jury investigations, depositions, fishing expeditions, hearings, witch hunts, politicized trials, and an impeachment.

Ms Norwood won far more votes than any black candidate in the first round of the election.The closest either candidate came to something edgier was an ad from Ms Norwood in the last days of the campaign, which fretted, "Some are trying to divide our city across racial lines".

All together it came to something like $8.

These kids may come to something.

It might come to something, a happy accident.

"But part of it is educating them to want to come to something they don't know about".

"We never thought it would come to something like this," said Jiang Jinrong, 62, a retired restaurant worker.

So it's actually quite nice to come to something structured".