Sentence examples for come across certain from inspiring English sources

As Margaret and I have run around conducting interviews for our book, we've come across certain recurring themes.

"Most managers have come across certain incidents, which take them aback," Hughes said of the documentary, which will be broadcast on BBC 2 at 11.15pm on Sunday.

By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 As Margaret and I have run around conducting interviews for our book, we've come across certain recurring themes.

"Cutters who come across certain characteristics that are suitable for rose cut — stones that are flat and don't have a lot of height — bring them to us," he explained.

In a modern, forward-looking handbook that was supposed to be helpful to young brides, with its cheery tones and exclamation marks and numbered illustrations, she had come across certain words and phrases that almost made her gag: "mucous membrane," and the sinister and glistening "glans".

In the design of public buildings and shaping our modern built environment, we come across certain issues.

Among them was a note from military historian Joseph Balkoski Joseph Balkoski, who said he was "very disappointed and somewhat depressed" when Citizen Soldiers came out in 1997, and he came across certain passages that relied heavily on his 1989 book Beyond the Beachhead.

Of course there was a Nigerian, a certain Ighodalo whose upbeat personableness came across well in his application video.

Without even saying anything, he would just do a certain glance and it really came across well".

But he noted that they are concentrated in certain chapters and said "the book's argument comes across clearly despite them".

And that comes across on film.