Sentence examples for come noted from inspiring English sources

That will come," noted Wenger.

"Immigration can be the greatest political vote loser for the Labour Party if one seems to be permitting a flood of immigrants to come," noted Richard Crossman, a Labour minister, in his diary in February 1965, during a time of heightened anxiety about new arrivals.

These overstatements come, note, from a professional bachelor officially ignorant about marital intimacy, who by his own definition contributes nothing to society's future.

Rokakis saw the foreclosure crisis coming, noting the extent fly-by-night mortgage groups were saturating the city back in early 2000's.

"Better edited collections mean more limited-edition and must-have items come fall," notes Monahan.

Next came notes about coffee — "There's a special coffeemaker called an AeroPress," Bogart Johnson said.

But W. deemed Ernie too "wild" to come here, noting he has claws.

Mr. Townsend expressed confidence that the consumer would come around, noting, "They pay $180 a month for a cable bill".

You come to note that it's very difficult to know that one isn't a BIV.

It comes, as noted, heavily pre-modified.

I felt his talent came out," noted the mother of one young Special Olympics athlete, Abdalla Falloon.