Example sentences of "[verb] it come to " in BNC.

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1 Has it come to this ?
2 ‘ A thousand years of running and hiding , and what has it come to ?
3 ‘ I think you want it to come to this , do n't you ? ’
4 Francis , hands thrust deep into his trouser pockets , said : ‘ I thought he seemed a bit queer at lunch but I did n't expect it to come to this … ’
5 I told it to come to the Vecchio Reccione in Leicester Square at 9.30 , then I rang the restaurant and made a booking , using my PKB Amex card to confirm it .
6 Wright never deserved the four goals he got — he never did anything to get the ball but let it come to him and losing out a few times in the process when the defender took the ball away .
7 He 's not so , he does n't like it coming to schools any more .
8 As she stared into her mother 's horrified face it came to her how strange it was that she had never liked her mother , because her mother had never liked her .
9 There was not a sound except the stamping hoofs and as she watched he allowed it to come to the ground , pacing it in that superb prancing way , its silken tail swaying .
10 With him , well for some reason he does n't like us , well , you say I was thinking , I 've been thinking as you know this is the sort of thing that I , gets on to my mind , but I was thinking to myself well really and truly we are so honest people ourselves , we do n't go round you know and screw sort of fiddling things , I suppose it comes to hard to us when we discover other people have
11 Well I still reckon it comes to ar I , I think , I still think they 're good , good value
12 Never serve cheese cold , take it out of the fridge at least one hour before it is needed and allow it to come to room temperature still wrapped .
13 I shall suppose it comes to much the same .
14 What do you think it comes to ?
15 What do you think it comes to ?
16 Likewise , our earlier analysis of the roots of Whiggery make it possible to appreciate why a Court Whig position developed after the Glorious Revolution ; there always existed such a potential for such a development , but it required the right political circumstances to enable it to come to fruition .
17 I said well I think she realized it came to so he 's definitely booked the high court so she 's , she 's done nothing about changing him or anything like that .
18 It was hard enough to stare at his photograph and make it come to life , but it was impossible to imagine the figure in the picture living in the sort of conditions which Normandin and others had described .
19 And then the idea ( how did it come to me ? ) that it must not simply be glass but big glass .
20 Or rather it is proved — by sleight of hand ; for if the little scene is not momentous , how did it come to be framed , in all its sparsity , by so much white paper ?
21 Only later , I told the now somewhat quivering Principal , only later , when Rosa had gone , did it come to mind that one or two of the other girls had made of me the same enquiry over the past twelve months .
22 So actually seeing though first time , how much of a shock did it come to you , or was it just or was it expected ?
23 For only then did it come to her that — she still had n't done her interview !
24 How much did it come to ?
25 I mean , I remember mother saying that , you see mother had never seen the sea till she joined the Guild and they decided to save for an outing , and then the next thing I can remember was that we used to have these stamps every week and I think it come to two and ninepence erm and for that we went to Rhyl .
26 I think it comes to the same thing .
27 I think it comes to the same thing .
28 But do n't let it come to that , Sabrina .
29 And do n't let it come to the crunch , either . ’
30 And if the glass ball found at the barrow was the one missing from Vic 's set — in itself a big ‘ if ’ — how had it come to be left there ?
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