Sentence examples for comes was from inspiring English sources

This was, I thought, true, as Super Trouper, the album from which the song comes, was released in 1980.

The Roman comes was originally a household companion of the emperor, while under the Franks he was a local commander and judge.

The sentence we come was presented as a rare deviant stimulus against the background of frequently occurring ungrammatical strings, and, in a different experiment, the ungrammatical string *we comes was the deviant in the reverse design.

The Series A comes was led by an unidentified investor — Marie said this was more of a strategic investment (Shoppable was already profitable), and that there will be a bigger announcement with this yet-to-be-named investor in the months to come.

Trus'me's own Prime Numbers imprint continues to serve as his own personal melting pot for house, techno and disco joints and the remix album from whence this cut comes was clutch.

The ancient Greeks did not generally leave elaborate grave goods, except for a coin to pay Charon, the ferryman to Hades, and pottery; however the epitaphios or funeral oration from which the word epitaph comes was regarded as of great importance, and animal sacrifices were made.

Competition, when it comes, is expensive.

But success, when it comes, is sweet.

When lunch comes, be smart.

Coming, was the answer.

But victory, when it came, was sweet.