Sentence examples for comes to dead from inspiring English sources

The thing is, when it comes to dead, I am not sure anyone is rational.

"Poland and the Poles do not want to be in alliances in which assistance comes at some point later — it is no good when assistance comes to dead people," the Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, said on Polish television.

And corn is one of the worst crops when it comes to Dead Zone-causing pollution runoff, because it depends on higher concentrations of nitrates to grow.

Think about that when you're stamping on someone's head or hitting them in the face with a protractor, because society has no sense of humour when it comes to dead kids and you could end up in a Youth Offenders Institution; and it's really hard to get out of PE in those schools.

"He has such clever movement and is deadly when it comes to dead-ball situations.

Much of the south of this long, skinny country is jagged coastline, uninhabited islands, roads that come to dead ends, and impenetrable forests and ice fields.

As I wandered aimlessly, I soon found that the few muddy paths quickly came to dead ends at the shoreline of this narrow, miserable, place.

People come to Dead Dog Beach with their guns and use the dogs for target practice.

Lombardo's words echo those of the show's producers who said that when it comes to Snow, dead is indeed dead.

Instead it is where Europe comes to a dead stop.

When the writer tries to find the woman, he comes to a dead end.