Sentence examples for will come anywhere from inspiring English sources

"You'd pay, say, $19.95 a month, and the music will come anywhere you'd like.

It is certain that none of them will come anywhere near appropriating the money this next winter to carry out the permitted program.

The first: that only a massive investment of money and people will come anywhere close to bringing peace to Syria and beyond.

It is scarcely credible now, whatever the imaginings of five or ten years ago, that Russia and most other countries of the former Soviet Union (the Baltic states are the exception) will come anywhere near meeting West European political and legal standards for decades yet.

Given the abysmal showing of the Russian team in Brazil – going out in the group stages despite relatively easy competition – it is unlikely that the Russian side will come anywhere close to providing the country with a World Cup win on home soil.

What remains to be seen is whether these proposals will come anywhere close to a reality.

They said they now recognized that, with Iraqi oil exports still running well below their prewar levels, oil revenues will not come anywhere close to covering the tens of billions that rebuilding and running the country will cost in the years ahead.

Nor will it come anywhere close to mopping up America's excess supply of natural gas.

The bigger worry is that the savings in government spending he promises will not come anywhere close to paying for the tax cuts.

Members acknowledge that the most wildly successful fund-raiser will not come anywhere near the amount that American consumers owe, estimated at more than $11 trillion.

As Mr. McCain's plan currently stands, The Economist magazine concluded that it "will not come anywhere close to paying for the tax cuts".