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The company director admitted that he had no idea how the mistakes came about. The discovery came about while scientists were working on a different Project. While she was tidying up the living room, she came across her old photograph album. I came across an old school friend of mine when I was travelling in Canada. The hero in the film comes across as slightly crazy. Helen came across as beingan extremely intelligent woman. I thought Paul Glover came across well in the interview. We were told that Sue would be ideal for the job, but she came across badly when we talked to her. Her ideas came across with great force in the article. His bitterness comes across in much of his poetry. He saw us picking his apples and he came after us with a stick. We needed someone who knew about first aid,and Claire came along at just the right moment. We're going to the party now, and Jane and Chris are coming along later. I waited 25 minutes for a bus and then three came along at the same time. I'm going to the Monet exhibition this afternoon - why don't you come along? Can you imagine what life was like before electricity came along? We had to change our lifestyle once our first child camealong. Since Tom left school, he has been doing any odd jobs that come along. I think she's the best crime writer to come along since P.D. James. Come along, Andy, you've spent over an hour in the bathroom! Come along, Ellen! You can go faster than that! I picked up the book and it came apart in my hands. 'Have you seen Adrian recently?' 'Yes, he came round last week.' Why don't you come round fordinner next Saturday? Halfway through the party, a neighbour came around to complain about the noise. After the performance, one of the performers came around with a collection box. A waitress came round with snacks and drinks. I know Debbie doesn't like the idea of you borrowing her car, but she'll soon come round. I spent several hours telling him what a good project it was, and he finally camearound to the idea. I'm sure she'll come around to our way of thinking.

I stayed next to Kathy all night because I wanted to be there when she came around. The annual flower festival is coming around again this month. A memo came around telling us about arrangements for the Christmas lunch. He came at her with a knife. Questions were coming at her so fast that she didn't have time to think aboutwhat she was saying. Let's come at the problem from a different angle, because this approach has got us nowhere. The paper has started to come away from the wall because it's so damp. I just opened the drawer as usual and the handle came away in my hand. I'll come back and pick you up around 8.00. It's strange coming back to the place where you used to live. I've just come back from the dentist's.Padded shoulders are coming back. Those 50's style dresses are coming back in. Long hair on men seems to be coming back into fashion. Ripped jeans are making a comeback apparently After nearly ten years without public performances he is staging a comeback in New York. I thought I'd got rid of my cough but it seems to have come back again. Those old doubts have come back again. I'm trying toremember his name - it'll come back to me when I'm not thinking about it. She used to drive around in an old black car - it's all coming back to me now. He came back with some insult or other and walked off. I'd like to come back to what Rachel was saying. Their complaints are due to come before the Committee for a public hearing. Rubenfeld's case will come before the court on Friday. Don't let onelittle quarrel come between you! So how did you manage to come by this job? I'd like to know how he came by that black eye. Accurate statistics are hard to come by. You should come by sometime after work - it would be good to have a chance to talk. I'll come by the office one day this week and give you my report.

A lot of trees came down in the storm. If you put any more books on that shelf the...