Sentence examples for comments come on from inspiring English sources
As Toronto's Globe and Mail reports, "The chief's comments come on the same day it was revealed that the mayor was one of the targets of a monthslong investigation known as Project Brazen 2, which resulted in charges against Alessandro Lisi, the mayor's friend".
The comments come on a backdrop of a continuing pummeling of Gaza from missile strikes.
Bevin's comments come on the heels of a public health debate unfolding about chickenpox in the state.
"Ironically, the PM's comments come on a day when the viciously Islamophobic English Defence League are to stage their biggest demonstration yet on our streets.
President Widodo's comments come on the back of his decision last week to deny clemency to five inmates on death row, reportedly for drug-charges.
His comments come on the eve of testimony by James Comey, the former director of the FBI, whom Trump fired in May.
The ambassador's comments came on the same day that the Chinese authorities announced that one of the country's most celebrated human rights lawyers, Pu Zhiqiang, had been formally arrested for "creating disturbances and illegally obtaining personal information".
Mrs. Clinton's comments came on the first day of a five-day tour of Latin America.
Some of Mr. Cheney's most revealing comments came on the talk-radio programs last Wednesday.
