Sentence examples for come today's from inspiring English sources
(It will be interesting to see whether, in years and decades to come, today's trenchant and vigorous critical discussion, largely driven by the Internet, will undergo the same degree of historical revision as earlier generations' print criticism).
Without big profit gains to come, today's high stock prices don't make any sense.
High Burden On Universities May Signal Change To Come Today's decision in Fisher puts a very high burden on public universities in carefully choosing the manner in which they try to achieve student diversity.
That's the bread I grew up eating in Brooklyn, and it's what I yearn for come St . Patricks Day.
Out of this has come this year's "80!" retrospective.
Come New Year's Day, not a single match was played.
That crackle, however, come New Year's Day's transmission, will burn into full-blown bromance.
But if they don't, they may be shocked come next year's tax season.
The FIA hopes that will not be the case come next year's season-ender in Abu Dhabi on 23 November.
Despite his knee-jerk reaction, the issue is set to be firmly on the agenda come next year's general election.
Financial services are a very mobile business". But Southern is predicting change come this autumn's elections.
