Sentence examples for come possibly from inspiring English sources

A source close to the peer confirmed "there is more to come", possibly in the autobiography Lord Ashcroft is writing.

"If they fail to do so, the era of their much-vaunted independence will come, possibly quite dramatically, to its end".

Human-caused climate change is happening and is accelerating; dangerous impacts are becoming evident around the world, and are projected to get worse in the decades to come, possibly much worse.

Central bankers had lost the plot in their addiction to low interest rates, Hague argued, and "the era of their much-vaunted independence will come, possibly quite dramatically, to its end".

We remain of the view that downside risks to growth – and therefore inflation – clearly dominate the upside risks and that rates should remain on hold for some time to come, possibly even into next year.

He thought people were mesmerised by rise of digital, but conceded that its triumph was inevitable, adding: "But I do think the magazine industry will survive for a very long time to come, possibly in a slightly contracted form".

Collins predicted that changes could be coming, possibly soon.

Mr. Mellen also sees more casual luggage designs coming -- possibly even backpacks for executives on the road.

"The return to profitability is coming, possibly in 2003, if the external environment holds together," he said.

Three months ago, Mr. Rudman needed emergency surgery on his intestines, and came possibly within an hour or dying, he said.

He said the grizzly had been sleeping and didn't see him coming, possibly because of the snow, rain and winds reaching 40mph (640mph).