Sentence examples for come to come from inspiring English sources

"His explanationhas produced more ambiguity than clarity.The time has come to come clean".

But I said, let's -- if you want a trigger lock to make your gun safe, come to, come and get one for free.

Nelson Mandela's friend George Bizos told BBC World Service: "None of us are immortal, this was expected … but it's really difficult for me to come to come to terms with".

I have been breaking this "rule" frequently, as the N.L. likes to point out, but the time has come to come to terms with the terms in a systematic way.

Brentford boss Mark Warburton: "There have been heated words said in the dressing room but that shows you how far we've come to come to Derby and only get one point and be disappointed.

"I think that now that X and I are up here, I think it'll be a lot easier for anyone else to come, to come along and to come through because we kind of know the ropes now and I will throw a life raft at anybody … I don't think that either of us, either X or I, would've been able to survive without the other one.

Given the existing challenges in this area, the question is – where is the money coming to come from?

Cupp added that conservatives are "lucky that anyone is still coming to come out and cheerlead for us".

Because of this, make sure your keel isn't coming to come off or adjust!

When it came to coming up with this story, how much of it was this fixed idea?

But this is a double-edged sword when it comes to coming back from our severe downturn.