Sentence examples for cases come on from inspiring English sources

While most cases come on with sudden symptoms (over about 48 hours), two per cent of people suffer symptoms for up to a fortnight before they seek help - you could be one of these.

The 30% cuts in many cases come on top of a 40% cut in fees since 1997.

The figure has rapidly grown since news of 28 cases came on Thursday afternoon.

These satisfactory results of both cases came on the expense of roll-off rate that is turned out to be low.

The prosecution of three journalists is still going ahead but the news of the nine discontinued cases came on the same day that a jury at the Old Bailey acquitted another four reporters of paying public officials for information.

News of the two new cases came on the same day that authorities in Kenya and Argentina said they had found anthrax spores in letters mailed from the United States, with the Kenya letter addressed to a Nairobi businessman.

But the two cases, coming on the heels of other recent revelations, served as a reminder that the Nazis were fanatical record keepers and that there are untold numbers of undisclosed documents that are certain to reveal new material long into the future.

Both cases came on the heels of a 2013 Supreme Court decision invalidating a key provision of the Voting Rights Act that required some states with a history of discrimination to not draw districts in such a way that created a "retrogression" in minorities' ability to elect their preferred candidates.

The most recent cases came on Wednesday, when three people became ill after taking it at the same time.

So in short, is it OK for England to lose this without risking their participation - in which case come on the Afghans - or is it already a must-win match for England - in which case c'mon England?

In which case – John Boehner, come on down!