Sentence examples for great come from inspiring English sources

Players who are not quite as great come for longer.

They look great, come with every modern luxury, including leather seats and DVD video systems, and purr when driven.

"I wish I could say everything's great, come on home," an assistant secretary, Orlando J. Cabrera, said in an interview.

It's great come 6 o'clock, when the day's business is ending and you can focus on the creative.

Although certain monarchs of bygone years wrote music in their spare time — Henry VIII and Frederick the Great come to mind — the jobs of classical composer and head of state have seldom overlapped in the modern era.

Wessex, the only English kingdom to withstand the onslaught of the Vikings, had already, by the time of Alfred the Great, come to stretch from Somerset to Kent; and so it should once again.

Harburg's heroes may dream of something that will unravel every riddle, lead them to riches or that will usher in the "Finian" promise of that great "come-and-get-it day".

It's great coming here.

"Great," came the reply from Mr. Adrià.

"That sounds great," comes the reply.

"I thought our momentum was great coming into this weekend.