Sentence examples for come around next from inspiring English sources

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

The Super Eagles will be relying heavily on the other result in Group B when the last round of matches come around next month after the leaders Tunisia also won by the same margin against Kenya.

They made it easier for us, and hopefully we'll make it easier for the folks who come around next.

"If you cross me once, probably, I will be very protective when you come around the next time".

When he thought you were wrong, you were an idiot — but he'd always come around the next day to see how you were doing.

Balls just appear on the fairway, seemingly out of nowhere, or they disappear elsewhere, while we stare at the old shed in anticipation of the players who will come around it next, like scouts coming over a ridge.

It doesn't work like that!" Lineker knows that this isn't your usual sporting story: it almost certainly won't come around again next season; if Leicester don't win now they may never win it.

"We can be asleep for a few minutes and then come around in the next couple of minutes.

"They have been very undervalued and eventually will come around, in the next two to three years," she said.

"An opportunity like this won't come around again in the next five years".

"We will see how things look when we come around to naming our next squad.