Sentence examples for time comes along from inspiring English sources

Zoe is still getting her bearings when party time comes along, a fraternity affair that features date-rape drugs and ends horribly for Madison in a starkly filmed scene.

The universities must take their share of the coming misery, along with the rest of the public sector, until the next good time comes along, as it surely will.

J.H.: Um, we'll share them when the time comes along!

The concept of 'public', secondly, depends on the applied notion of representation, which at the same time comes along with different measures of sampling.

Spring is just around the corner, and along with it, tax time comes along.

A sporty older couple from New York, visiting the area for the first time, came along, too.

Meanwhile, a series of check-in based location apps that didn't need to be open all the time came along and stole the location buzz.

I tried to tell myself I'd do better next time, but whenever next time came along, the old trouble returned.

I would play along in my mind but... when "Mail Time" came along, I had never really sung out loud before, and because of the "Mail Time" song, I started singing out loud.

More importantly, a short diffusion time came along with the advantage of a short TE and, therefore, a high SNR.

Hippie times came along, and that's where memory solidifies.