Sentence examples for can come upon from inspiring English sources

And then you can come upon your own conclusion".

I'd recommend Roth's book to those who wish to understand how quickly the end of empire can come upon you.

The craving for Waugh can come upon one without warning, especially when the tide of public folly or private slush rises to flood level, but I resent having to slake my need with an emergency Penguin.

"The marvellous thing about research of that nature is that you can come upon luminous and illuminating details which tend to be neglected by more academic historians, or more professional historians," he said, getting as near to being "excited" as outwardly placid man is ever likely to be.

Mr. Irwin, known for his thick Australian accent and khaki outfits, seems to regularly court death in the program as he roves the swamps of Florida, the Australian outback and Sumatra in search of crocodiles and any other large and dangerous animal he can come upon.

Hall said that many people he has talked with are simply surviving, which he feels contrasts with this — he felt that, although hard times can come upon anyone, people are not put in these situations to simply survive through them, but rather to thrive through the adversity.

I can just open it randomly, and any line I come upon makes me laugh.

Parker posts this Schopenhauer quote: "We can come to look upon the deaths of our enemies with as much regret as we feel for those of our friends, namely, when we miss their existence as witnesses to our success".

In cell-based assays employing intermolecular FRET interaction, the fluorophore pairs are typically conjugated to soluble ligands, e.g., EGF, transferrin and others, that can come into nanometer-range FRET proximity upon binding to their dimerized/oligomerized respective receptors.

Such an interdisciplinary, and inter-institutional collaborative approach provides a united platform upon which stakeholders can come together as collaborators, develop a more complete understanding regarding a complex problem, and tackle these problems with carefully designed, multiple interventions.

The simplest solution I can come up with is user profiling immediately upon the purchase of a new computer.