Sentence examples for come day from inspiring English sources
An Anthony Gormley statue stares at its own reflection and a pavilion of light shimmers at passers-by come day or night.
Come day three, when the hormones really kick in for the new mother, you'd probably howl with anguish if someone told you they'd forgotten to record the X Factor as promised.
She merely observed that, come day 10 of their holiday, 28 buffets later (they'd skipped a couple), she and her husband would probably have quite welcomed it if a waiter had stormed up to them and said, "Here's a stale cheese sandwich - eat it or there'll be trouble".
"Day one is easy as you start with fresh legs; days two and three are hardest as you wake up sore and mentally you know you are not even halfway; come day four my body starts to adapt; and the long stage on day five is all mental – waking up with sore legs and then running 80km takes quite a bit of psychological strength.
The Nix's are terrific at letting the gold come day of shoot while still maintaining adherence to the story and the structure of whatever they're shooting.
One has to wonder if, when white Republicans come, day after day, in front of the cameras to belittle and mock a duly elected president who happens to be the first African-American elected to the office, they are relying on an old cultural current that once said it's alright for a white person -- man, woman or child -- to demean a black adult male by calling him "boy".
But it did come Wednesday.
Come Friday there is another.
Final approval that could come Tuesday.
French Vogue.com In English come Monday?
