Sentence examples for coming to do something from inspiring English sources

Every time I hear someone pass, I hear footsteps, I am alert, I think someone is coming to do something to me".

Unlike the eggheads running our government, moms have an instinctive sense of danger, as bears do when someone's coming "to do something adverse towards their cubs," as Palin put it in her "Mama Grizzlies" video this past summer ("Moms kinda just know when something's wrong").

We coming to do something.

" I suppose you would call the activity the carrot that they are coming to do something that they like and they are going to build the relationship through you with that.

The time has come to do something constructive about practical recommendations to assist the design engineer to render structures more blast resistant.

People who say they have sympathy with something might be saying they understand why someone has come to do something, even if they think it is wrong.

But it is a terrible preparation for working with the other side when the time comes to do something in the national interest.

The Labour leader said Britain was exporting far too many arms to countries that abused human rights and the time had come to do something about it.

"Everyone who was asked to this one loves Bob and wanted to come to do something for him," Dr. Prigozy said.

Connected by quiet hallways from the Sofitel Thalassa is the Sofitel Diététique, where the wealthy and slightly corpulent come to do something about the latter.

The time has come to do something different.