Sentence examples for that always comes from inspiring English sources

It is a phrase that always comes up, they say.

The captain said: "It's an issue that always comes up.

" 'How to drive your man wild in bed' is a title that always comes up".

Two men sit flipping a coin that always comes down heads.

It delivered the uplift that always comes when you see a fine champion defining himself once more.

"I'm telling you, I didn't draft Ryan Callahan, but his is the name that always comes up.

"Being in business, New York real estate is something that always comes our way," Mr. Carbonetti said.

Adams sometimes talks about his condition in front of an audience, and there is one question that always comes up.

But to be honest, what I expect in the next few years is the willful amnesia that always comes with the end of unsuccessful wars.

Q: There's a familiar question that always comes up in adaptations of Shakespeare, namely how to make a shared cultural icon relevant to a broad modern audience.

Afterward, go to Forlini's (93 Baxter Street, 212-349-6789) to have a Scotch with the only team that always comes out on top: the lawyers.