Sentence examples similar to something comes to pass from inspiring English sources
We'd like to be able to do something before it comes to pass".
Something this much fun almost never comes to pass.
And lo, it comes to pass.
If it ever comes to pass.
You hope that something will come to pass, or hope that something will happen.
He also called for the Vatican to open full diplomatic relations with Israel, something that came to pass in 1993, and he spoke about the "pain and anger" among many Jews over the pope's decision to meet with Kurt Waldheim, who was then president of Austria.
Beyond that, though, it's up to others to make something actually come to pass.
How can a company take a charge for something and then not be able to reverse that charge if that something doesn't come to pass?
But each year, one cabinet member stays away from Capitol Hill, as an ostensible safeguard against the total destruction of leadership should something comprehensively horrible come to pass.
'Something like that will come to pass,' he predicts, and will be far cheaper to produce than a traditional newspaper.
