Sentence examples for coming over so from inspiring English sources

"I knew Vince was coming over, so I tried to turn my back and throw it up at the rim," Anthony said, referring to Carter.

"Thousands of Brits are coming over, so it will be good for me," he said in an interview today at his Cofidis team's hotel in nearby Gravelines.

It is particularly grotesque that the government is coming over so generous to one group of people when, through the bedroom tax, it is forcing others from their homes.

"Climate change is so important, it's coming over so fast and nothing is being done," the women said.

And Martha Stewart is not coming over, so forget the hand-painted placemats and pilgrim-shaped gelatin molds.

"It had just started raining and the dark clouds were coming over, so we at first thought it was a lightning strike," Joan Thompson, who lives four houses down from the Haans, told the CBC.

And one day he told us that he would like us to come over so we could be all together.

In later years, enough people came over so that Russian communities formed in Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, but in 1972 America was as lonely as the village of Norenskaya.

He just got a letter from Juliette Gréco (Anna Mouglalis), the dark-bobbed muse, inviting him to come over; so that's where he, and the movie, must go.

He was speaking to a business audience in Glasgow and rarely has his enthusiasm to promote British Business plc come over so strongly.

"The Cubans couldn't come over, so the Puerto Rican musicians started playing the music, popularizing it, and developed a whole different style," he said.