Sentence examples for cases come with from inspiring English sources
His company's cases come with large fins running vertically along the sides.
The cases come with keys, and she locked hers up, as had all the others.
All of the cases come with a tripod stand, and two faux lenses.
Today's winder cases come with a variety of bells and whistles, transformed into cigar humidors, bars, safes, even high-end sound systems.
As with most cases from Cygnett, the Icon cases come with a screen shield kit, which includes a clear screen protector, a microfiber cloth and an installation card.
Homeland Security officials said they wanted to encourage youths in the country illegally to come forward to apply for deferrals, which protect them from deportation for two years and, in most cases, come with work permits.
The land that the natural gas companies had leased, in most cases, came with "use it or lose it" clauses that required them to start drilling within three years and begin paying royalties to the landowners or lose the leases.
Perhaps his biggest case came with the prosecution of Zacarias Moussaoui, a player in the Sept. 11 terror plots.
The case comes with a screw-in headphone attachment that lets you listen to your iPod when submersed, provided you also have sealed earphones.
The officials said that a turning point in the surveillance case came with the arrest in Britain, earlier this week, of Abu Issa al-Hindi.
But, most likely, the case comes with a note from his superiors, saying, 'Vasya, don't make too much of a fuss.
