Sentence examples for has come one from inspiring English sources
"The time has come," one White House official said, "to get on and get along".
Yet with its surprising rise has come one of the weirdest public relations challenges on Broadway: overcoming the unappetizing images its name conjures.
Out of that, though, has come one of the year's most remarkable albums.
Out of that ascent has come one of the lead singles from the second Vaccines album, The Vaccines Come of Age.
That symbolical gestures may be sought to allay worries that the EU has come one dangerous step closer to disintegration as a result of the Brexit vote is hardly surprising.
With Google TV this reality has come one step closer, at least if you have an iPhone or an Android device.
On the matter of how far we have come, one need go no farther than looking at the occupants of the White House in 1915 and 2015.
In Tennessee, the losses have come one after another, in tightly contested games.
"If the whole national team had come, one could have reached hundreds of thousands of young people — more than a thousand memorial speeches" could reach, Spiegel Online quoted Mr. Graumann as saying.
We have shown mobile telemedicine linking prehospital providers with a stroke center neurologist and thus have come one step closer to transforming the prehospital phase of transport to a prehospital phase of treatment.
They've come one at a time quite organically.
