Sentence examples for come around earlier from inspiring English sources

Christmas seems to come around earlier every year, a couple of commentators point out.

"I think I'd have gotten out sooner if these classes had come around earlier," she said.

Seems to come around earlier and earlier every year now, doesn't it?

To come around tomorrow, they could take ride on 5th Ave.

When the awards come around next Sunday – and next year – this is an obvious contender.

We had a psychiatrist from the early intervention team come around last week.

Lawyers for G.M. and the government are preparing documents for a G.M. bankruptcy filing, which is expected to come around June 1.

Kremlinologists claimed to be shocked, but the tip-off had come around 1988 when Arvydas Sabonis refused to speak the same language as his Soviet Union coach.

The crunch for commercial buildings will come around 2015 when many commercial mortgage-backed securities are due to expire, he said.

"Our pitching has to come around this spring," Valentine said after the Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers played to a 6-6 tin in 10 innings.

A small minivan may come around 2012, although Americans have yet to show much interest in such vehicles.