Sentence examples for has a come from inspiring English sources
Virtual reality has a come a long way since the 1990s, the heady days of Lawnmower Man and epic battles with evil triangles and squares.
"The fixtures will be transferred to other racecourses within the group, where we will be able to offer increased prize money and better quality facilities for connections and racegoers alike". The announcement has a come as a shock to British racing.
HTC's hardware has a come a long way — the myTouch is a sexy little device.
Kunal Kumar: Bollywood dance has a come a long way from dance sequences behind the trees and running in slow motion.
Perhaps the lunch has a "Come Looking Like Suri Cruise Is Your Makeup Artist" theme?
The German Pirate Party has a come quite far in this process, and the voters rewarded them with 15 seats in the Berlin Senate.
Waldorf is one of the few players who has a come-from-behind victory over Woods.
And she, too, has a come-to-Jesus moment, quitting her demanding and increasingly soulless job.
Zenyatta, like Secretariat, has a come-from-behind running style and a quirky personality that is made for the cameras.
(The wonderful soundtrack -- with a score by the avant-jazz saxophonist David Murray and contributions from numerous African performers -- has a come-hither fire, too.) Music becomes a form of expression for the cast members, especially the women; Karmen sings and chants her desires, and the world-beat pulse is a kind of trigger to her unconscious, which is not too deep below the surface.
