Sentence examples for it comes then from inspiring English sources
O.K., when it comes, then I will sign.
Growth hasn't come yet, but if it comes, then no one quite knows if it would sweep away Labour's strength too.
It comes then as no surprise that Tyrone's bullies felt they could torment him and violently attack him, that his family felt powerless to report the bullying.
It comes, then, as a bit of a slap when Thompson says that "Odd Man" is derivative, that Hellman "summarized the Ripley legend" and "rehashed vignettes of Ripley's charmed career".
When it comes then to a truly evident judgment, propositions which are per se nota can cause evident judgments because the truth of those propositions can in no way be doubted.
It comes, then, as no surprise that Denmark intends to appoint a first-of-its-kind "Digital Ambassador," whose role will be to engage in diplomatic affairs with these companies, get a better sense of how they operate and be part of their decisions.
"If it came, then that's cool.
Most of the time, it just comes, then goes.
I feel fit if the call comes then it comes.
If independence eventually comes, then, it will probably be with some sort of French blessing.
"If that comes then it's a great achievement and something I will treasure.
