Sentence examples for come across is from inspiring English sources

What does come across is the folkloric, repetitive structure, which should work with a dance piece.

"Nobody I've ever come across is as passionate about what they're doing, and more passionate than that guy," Lanier said.

Once your army of seedlings is up and running, the first problem many come across is damping-off.

"And it's not just writers and creatives, the diversity is very wide – the most intriguing shed business-owner I've come across is someone who teaches pole-dancing".

Have you come across any authors who have suggested promising ways to reform America's justice system?The best book I've come across is "When Brute Force Fails" by Mark Kleiman.

But, what does come across is the sense that the BBC is the embodiment of Labour's PC (centre-left) world.

The earliest recommendation I've come across is third grade.

But the most useful contribution of Karl's I've come across is "Pearson's Coefficient of Skewness".

The major misconception that I consistently come across is that many patients believe bipolar disorder causes dramatic mood changes over the course of a single day.

The first mirror I come across is in my bathroom.

One brand you may not have come across is Madison.