Sentence examples for come across examples from inspiring English sources

Have you come across examples of these clichés?

It's an urban myth and we have come across examples of criminals directly targeting cancer patients saying: 'This is the new miracle drug that will cure you'".

He has come across examples of Bulgarian "au pairs" who were actually women in their 40s and 50s, working 40 or 50 hours a week for this pretty meagre "pocket money".

"All the time I come across examples of scientific analysis being hopelessly misinterpreted.

Community workers come across examples of child sexual exploitation during this period, according to the new report.

The intended audience is failure analysts or forensic engineers, who might occasionally come across examples of concentrated corrosion and are seeking relevant background information.

"I talk about things like racial differences in I.Q., Abu Ghraib and public bathrooms, and I worried that my lectures might come across as examples of American ethnocentrism".

In a mountain meadow in Colorado, ecologists have come across yet another example of the amazing interconnectedness of nature's flora and fauna.

Among the examples she has come across are a small octagonal building at Elmira College in which Mark Twain wrote many of his works, the Avenue of the Oaks at Dillard University in New Orleans and a circular open space known as a marae used for welcoming ceremonies and other gatherings at Brigham Young University--Hawaii on Oahu.

Here are some examples that I've come across recently.

The worst example of this I have come across was a ticket to see Graham Nash last summer.