Sentence examples for if come from inspiring English sources
If "Come Away with Me" was fourteen first dates, "Feels Like Home" is moving in together.
In other words, if "Come Together" does well, "Gimme (Tax) Shelter" may not be far behind.
If, come the end of the 70s, people thought Gainsbourg was a spent force they could think again.
When Sinkler asked if come morning he could walk ahead to search for another well, Vickery's lips tightened, but he nodded.
You might have to forgo majoring in economics, for example, if come junior year you have to make up courses in calculus and statistics.
If, come next November, that nominee wins the Presidency, and Congress remains in Republican hands, these commitments will start to become realities.
"I didn't want to let a very slim what-if come between the kids and seeing their grandparents," said Mrs. Boyd, 35, a freelance artist.
He wonders, then, if coming out will lower his drive.
Imagine positioning your hand as if coming into a handshake.
Fly into South Florida if coming from anywhere beyond driving distance.
