Sentence examples for comes along over from inspiring English sources

"Life can sometimes potter along in the same direction, and then something comes along over which you have no control.

Krauss said he believes that this is just a stepping stone and that regulation in these and other countries will come along over time and eventually Airobotics (and competitors) will also be able to operate services in full.

'The most heartbreaking thing about all of this is that we were on such a high after the Arsenal game on Tuesday night and then this [Hicks' demand that Parry resign] comes along and completely takes over the great things the players and the manager did.

"Every single time I've ever missed a Daily Double, I always miss the next clue, because I'm still kicking myself". Because there is only a short period before the next clue comes along, the stress can carry over.

For now, I will probably soon resume my quest to obtain an Anaconda, via the Type 9, before the next big wipe comes along and I start all over again.

Your startup toils away for months on a new product or feature and – boom – a giant like Google comes along and walks all over it.

The middle class is teetering on the brink, economically, and then outrageously high college tuition comes along to push them over the edge and deliver the knockout blow to family finances.

Then the first strong wind comes along and they fall right over".

And where we can adapt to and welcome every new technological advance that comes along to change everything, all over again, in ways we never expected.

We are fond of placing music in neat boxes labelled classical, pop or jazz, but occasionally an evening comes along that defies classification, leaping over those invisible boundaries and drawing in young, fresh audiences in the process.

Woodward told BBC Sport: "If a top star who is over 25 comes along that Sir Alex wants, he'll be supported.