Sentence examples for come indeed from inspiring English sources

Germany did approve an unexpected, unilateral ban on naked short selling this week, but it was more a sop to an angry domestic populism than a signal of things to come; indeed, such national-level decisions will become increasingly rare.

Getting shareholders more involved in compensation arrangements is surely an idea whose time has come; indeed, institutional investors report that more dialogues between companies and their owners are occurring every day.

The day prophesized by Lichtenberg will come indeed.

"In the frame of such space missions as Cassini-Huygens, scientific rewards come indeed after many, many years... and disappointment too.

How come, indeed.

I heard the front door down the hall, its latch still stuck still with my best blood cells, but giving inches the time had come indeed.

The line is a little strange, a little strained, as if squeezing around an obstacle or through a blockage: coming, indeed, from "the other side of mankind".

But that change in the vast heartland of Saudi Arabia may be very slow in coming indeed.

The motive power (vix motrix) comes indeed from the Sun, which sends its rays of light and power in all directions.

Winter is coming, indeed.

When their White Label Classics album was released, it felt a very long time coming indeed.