Sentence examples for come sounds from inspiring English sources

The closing line of the book, quoting a Japanese surfer, "Paddle, paddle — and sometimes, big wave come!," sounds like "Waiting for Godot" with (or rather without) waves.

Soon there come sounds just beyond articulation, of sorrow and joy and wonder, summoned from wood and string by the children of Newark, Ohio.

Jay-Z Kingdom Come (Def Jam), £12.99 Released after a hiatus of three years, during which the rapper-turned-mogul ran the Def Jam label and maintained his A-list profile, Kingdom Come sounds like the great man revving up, rather than firing on all cylinders.

If seeing a show called Death Becomes You at a gallery called Don't Come sounds like your cup of tea, then have we got something for you.

Once again, Colin Welland's 1981 cry about the British coming sounds faint.

From the kitchen came sounds of the radio, low melodies whispered about love and loss as my mother hummed along.

Meanwhile, the Japanese version, "So Why Aren't You Coming?" sounded lacklustre and became a self-fulfilling prophecy.

My high school was still segregated, but change, when it came, sounded like a song.

It's physical, you plug and play, lights come on, sounds activate.

His music sounds like "Broadway," or is it that Broadway has come to sound like Sondheim?

"Monster" has come to sound masculine.