"I never really thought there would come a time when you would actually go out and hunt pythons".
(I went to the Pakistani Consulate in Kandahar, but no one there would come to the door).
Still he was concerned there would come a day when no one would come to practice, tired of all the losing.
Like many at the time, I was convinced there would come a point when the authorities would decide they'd had enough of him and that eventually he'd be silenced, either through imprisonment like Nelson Mandela or through something even worse.
It won't be an easy task of course against the likes of Long Run and Kauto Star but we simply don't know how good this horse could be and victory there would come as no surprise.
If you know how any place in Italy was governed in the 14th century—as a self-governing commune, as part of the Papal states or by a monarchy in the south you can predict with reasonable certainty what proportion of people there would come out to vote in a referendum tomorrow or donate blood.
If I didn't do this there would come a point when nobody was around to tell them, now I've got them recorded forever".
"Debbie would sit in the corner, and everyone there would come up and pay homage.
This group also felt that, while 'stopping NSSI' was not a goal in itself, they hoped that with therapy and support there would come a time in the future when NSSI was no longer needed in their lives.
A common concern was that there would come a time in their lives, for many in the near future, when they might not be able to drive regularly, or at all, due to their age and health conditions, which would limit the places they could access.
Indeed, there would come more bombings.
