Sentence examples for should come over from inspiring English sources

You should come over next summer.

Icelanders suggest Brexit- and soccer-depressed Brits should come over for whale-watching holidays.

"We forgot to talk about when I should come over," I said.

"I told her Dr King had been shot, I think in the shoulder, and she should come over straight away.

"If you'd just moved in to a town or village you wouldn't open the door of your new local pub and shout that you're a plumber or an architect and people should come over and give you business," she explains.

One time, Harley and Jim decided to tell a couple of Korean bad guys that Jim was buying a hotel in Hawaii and they should come over and be treated to a weekend of celebration.

Should he come over and question whether everything was alright or should he chalk the scene up to exactly what it was -- a child turning all the way up on his undeserving frustrated mother?

Should I come over and help?

"So what time should I come over?" he asked.

"She said, 'I just think it's a bad example for my children and I think he shouldn't come over and do that anymore,' " said Ms. Dominguez, 42.

REPORT: A master of the auto-invitation, drone, on being told that her interlocutor has acquired a new lawn chair, responded in earnest, "What time should I come over to see it?" Drone's overarching need to exist at the central point of all social groups, when wedded to her deep-seated suspicion of others' motives, results in a preoccupation with boundaries not seen since Yalta.