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Discover Ludwig"day comes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to convey the passage of time, usually with the implication of the arrival of something new or the end of something old. For example, you could say "As the day comes to a close, I take a moment to reflect on all that has happened."
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Judgment Day comes.
Closing day comes quickly.
So another Christmas Day comes.
A spring day comes to a close.
See what happens when judgment day comes.
When Valentine's Day comes, it's like hell.
"We'll see when the final day comes".
That's where "Make my day" comes in.
Thank goodness Valentine's Day comes before Lent".
That's where Sibling Day comes in.
And until that day comes, I'm a survivor.
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