Sentence examples for come of a from inspiring English sources

It was as true then as it is now: nothing good can come of a scrap with a team mascot.

Asked what would come of a government inquiry into flooding that struck the kingdom's second city, Jeddah, in January, killing ten, 85% said "nothing".

We don't know for sure what will come of a relief effort in which everyone is asking those questions, because we've never really done it before.

No good can come of a revolt that elects Hamilton into authority, especially (irony alert) on a "shrink the state" ideology in Wales of all places.

Companies often avoid taking action, though, and most incidents go unreported, partly because employees know nothing will come of a report.

The New Yorker, July 16, 1932 P. 16 Goldfish come of a very old family, but it seems to do them no good.

You never know what may come of an impromptu share.

She comes of a circus family.

Whatever came of a social Europe?

Erskine came of a wealthy and powerful family.

The wrongdoer may not have foreseen the coming of a deliverer.