Sentence examples for to come to something from inspiring English sources

So it's actually quite nice to come to something structured".

"I watched in trepidation because you really want to come to something fresh and free.

"But part of it is educating them to want to come to something they don't know about".

The predisposition to come to something as recondite as an art museum requires a whole set of things that a museum itself cannot give.

"We are in a holding mode waiting to see if they can actually herd the kittens in the E.U. to come to something," said Ben Willis, director of floor operations for Sunrise Securities in New York.

You've got a lot of quite young mandarins who see claims as an intellectual challenge to come up with a legal counter, rather than trying to come to something which provides a decent sense of justice.

The speaker may intend the hearer to come to believe something or other about the speaker, or about something else, or intend the hearer to come to desire or intend to do something.

"There's no food there, so I had to come to get something to feed my family".

But for the corset to come to represent something other than fainting Victorians will take a powerful rebranding.

A call or the sound of a horn (and consistency) will condition cattle to come to get something to eat, and to help get them to move to an area you wish them to go.

You're trying to come to terms with something.