Sentence examples for come on where from inspiring English sources

'Come on!' 'Where?' said Pooh. 'Anywhere,' said Christopher Robin.

"Come on, where they been all these years the police were hassling us?

And to admit to having five [as respondents were asked to do] - oh, come on!" Where they did produce titles, men's reading did not show the same range as the women's had done.

To which Mr. Marino asked rhetorically, "So, they're equal opportunity offenders?" Similarly, Ms. De Sanctis was not placated: "We have been told: 'Come on, where is your sense of humor?

When you hear a slaveholder preach about his individual liberty and his rights, you sometimes wonder, "come on, where do you get off?" But as many of you know, and certainly you will find out here, they had pretty clear ideas of who ought to have those individual liberties and who would not, who indeed were born equal and who were not.

Come on, where's the Geordie solidarity here guys?

Come on, seriously: where's that George DVD?

"Come on, Granny Lin, where else will you find such a good husband?

"Come on, man, where is it?" Uecker said the other night in the Brewers' radio booth at Miller Park.

He called out, "Come on, little buddy, where are ya?" though he knew the boy couldn't hear him.

She grabbed his hand again, yelling, "Enrique, come on!" I stayed where I was, watching and doing nothing.