Sentence examples for come to apply from inspiring English sources
He jokingly told Mr. Maliki: "I've come to apply for citizenship.
More recently, the term ghetto has come to apply to any urban area exclusively settled by a minority group.
In future, however, the wise Russian proverb adopted by Ronald Reagan may come to apply: "trust, but verify".
The time has come to apply these and other lessons learned from the mortgage crisis to the consumer credit marketplace.
When I next come to apply for something, I'll be responding to any criticism I've received so I can improve.
Indeed, it has increasingly come to apply to middle- and upper-income taxpayers who claim wholly legitimate deductions.
Getting good grades in high school will be important when it come to applying to a four year university.
The name also came to apply to all non-native Liberians, even those freed blacks who had arrived from America.
All good things should be abundant, and they should be free.He came to apply that principle to books, too.
I turned to my partner and said: 'I want a kid.' He replied: 'Me too' and that was how we came to apply to adopt".
The English, however, came to apply exclusively to the Hollanders the term Dutch, which previously they had applied to all German speakers (from German Deutsch, Dutch Duits).
