Sentence examples for comes much from inspiring English sources

But the fiction comes much faster.

Chivalry comes much later, and pity later still.

"Everything comes much faster to him now," Keller said.

With creative immigration like this comes much civic cross-pollination.

Vinyl comes much hyped because of its pedigree.

"The Nobel is a great honor that comes much later in life.

Ms. Dijkstra's latest series, "Park Portraits," comes much closer to emulating Arbus.

Beverley Naidoo's The Other Side of Truth (Puffin, £4.99) comes much more from the present day.

Then, all of a sudden, it comes much more naturally and easily.

The I.R.S. scandal, even if it doesn't ultimately add up to very much, comes much closer to home.

"I just need to take each day as it comes, much like an alcoholic!" Did she even like being famous?