Sentence examples for should come upon from inspiring English sources

He even comes up with an "impossible tense", beginning a sentence like this: "Supposing that you should come upon us sitting together...". - as if such a coming-upon were still possible.

But still there are plenty of beautiful and elegiac pubs, and you should come upon them serendipitously.

This somewhat spoils the effect of the song in the third act, where it should come upon Eva, and the mastersingers who are judging the contest, as a revelation.

Legal fees and government taxes should come to about 3.75 percent upon closing, he said.

Others feel that the new epoch is upon us and we should come to terms with its implications for the planet.

With more than 40 countries participating in TIMSS, it should come as no surprise that most countries deviate from the commonly agreed-upon curriculum-based assessment framework.

The plan should come from the state, and we will then act upon it," said Pascale Nassar, communications manager for the trash collection company Sukleen.

"So Tibetans took it upon themselves to say, 'Well, then, lamas should come back to keep educating us.' " But the search can be uncertain and fraught with politics.

"As I have called upon Mullah Omar Taliban leader many times, I call upon the others, Taliban members too, that they should come back to their country, rebuild their country, they are welcome," President Karzai said.

This should come as no surprise, given the frequently quoted £30bn savings requirement for the NHS upon its £110bn budget.

Marry, I trow not!" "People say," said another, "that the Reverend Master Dimmesdale, her godly pastor, takes it very grievously to heart that such a scandal should have come upon his congregation".