Sentence examples for period comes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "period comes" is not a correct and usable sentence fragment in written English
However, you could use it in a sentence by saying, "After every sentence, a period comes."
With her period comes the power.
The Part D enrollment period comes earlier than usual, too.
In Azarian's hands, this period comes robustly alive.
In Restoration, the sense of period comes upon us most strongly in two ways.
After the group-talk of the question period comes the one-on-one.
Another take on this period comes from "Students for a Democratic Society: A Graphic History" (Hill & Wang, $22).
But if another movie featuring Texas teenagers a few years before the "Skateland" time period comes to mind, well, it shouldn't.
Only Slovenia, with 42 patents per 1m population in the 2000-2003 period, comes anywhere close to the western European average of 200.
Evidence of marine life that existed in the earlier part of the period comes from fossils found in North Africa, the central and western Sahara, and Egypt.
It will be difficult to persuade those fans that newcomers still on offer as the summer transfer period comes to an end will galvanise Arsenal.
(Yéyé, the term for the French-inflected pop music of the period, comes from the French pronunciation of that crucial refrain, "yeah, yeah").
