How To Use Come on In A Sentence
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You're gonna become one unhappy, sore and mundane dude if you wore uncomfy shoes all the time.
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In each case the company's contributions are deductible for tax, and income on the investments is free of tax.
Principles of Corporate Finance
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The studio manager will cue you when it's your turn to come on.
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This helps the less well-off who spend a greater share of their income on products such as clothes; it hits the better-off, who spend more on services.
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We plot pre-tax income on the horizontal axis and post-tax income on the vertical axis.
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He has become one of the most wicked on a continent that has seen more than its fair share.
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Turks had come on with three battalions and a number of mule-mounted infantry and camelry.
Seven Pillars of Wisdom
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Touchstone was looking out at his capital as Sam came in, watching the lights come on.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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He went on to become one of the most venerated remixers of the 1990s.
Times, Sunday Times
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One man, newly married, notes on his blog: My wife sees me watching TV and calls my name sweetly, patting her lap, ‘Come on,’ she calls.
Taken to the cleaners » Japundit Blog
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Come on, you haven't got time to pick and choose.
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Two of the others had to overcome one major hurdle before getting together.
The Sun
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The Swiss have an interesting army. Five hundred years without a war. Pretty impressive. Also pretty lucky for them. Ever seen that little Swiss Army knife they have to fight with? Not much of a weapon there. Corkscrews. Bottle openers. "Come on, buddy, let's go. You get past me, the guy in the back of me, he's got a spoon. Back off, I've got the toe clippers right here". Jerry Seinfeld
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As it gets colder, rearrange your furniture away from the radiators so that the heating can come on in full effect.
The Sun
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Come on, treasure, let's go and see Granny.
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Agues come on horseback but go away on foot.
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Come on, this whodunit tale is quite engrossing with its frequent tosses, turns and twists.
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However, UK scientists will be involved in spectroscopic analysis from two hours after the impact when the telescopes in Australia come online.
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In cases of recent wounds unattended by inflammation, it may be applied freely; but when inflammation has come on, too severe an application of the caustic induces vesication of the surrounding skin, and the edges of the eschar may in this manner also be loosened and removed.
An Essay on the Application of the Lunar Caustic in the Cure of Certain Wounds and Ulcers
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Come on, you two, fight fair!
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The law has also been changed so that private broadcasters are obliged to play the anthem when they come on air and at closedown, as is already the case for state-run TV and radio.
Cumpulsory Anthem Law Hits Wrong Note in Kyrgyzstan
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In fact, the Penguins muddled to a sixth place finish in the regular season standings with a .500 record to become one of eight playoff qualifiers.
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Lately, zebrafish has become one of the best animal models to study fetal alcohol syndrome(FAS) because of its unique characteristics compared to other kinds of models like mouse.
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You can also overcome one of the worst problems in contemporary life, that of cold coffee.
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India, on the other hand, has progressively unshackled its economy from bureaucratic controls since 1991 to become one of the fastest growing economies with an average growth rate of over six percent in recent years.
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‘Come on, Dolly,’ I said, giving her an affectionate prod.
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When did the new teacher come on the scene?
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More will come only if city halls scent a crisis.
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Set up in the summer of 1998 in Paris, Active Suspension has become one of the most forward thinking record labels to come out of France.
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Come on, tuck in, everybody!
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She got a hero's welcome on her return from the Olympics.
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Come on, it's my turn. Fair's fair!
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The Swiss have an interesting army. Five hundred years without a war. Pretty impressive. Also pretty lucky for them. Ever seen that little Swiss Army knife they have to fight with? Not much of a weapon there. Corkscrews. Bottle openers. "Come on, buddy, let's go. You get past me, the guy in the back of me, he's got a spoon. Back off, I've got the toe clippers right here". Jerry Seinfeld
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It's surely summer. for there's a swallow: Come one swallow, his mate will follow, The bird race quicken and wheel and thicken. Christina G Rossetti
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Diseases come on horseback, but go away on foot.
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The door slid aside when he thumbed a square button beside the panel, but the lights did not come on automatically as they had in the corridor.
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Come on man it was on the table! definetely baglike tendencies and he is lucky my asian buddy didnt sucker punch him in top chef masters.
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However, for many whose outgoings simply exceed their income on a regular basis such a loan may prove to be a terrible mistake.
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South Beach has experienced resurgence in the past 20 years to become one of the "hippest" beach destinations in the US.
Gadling
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The country, for centuries open to refugees, has become one of the strongest opponents of immigration and multiculturalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Come on, shake a leg.We're late already.
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I feel hustle and bustle may be enough to inflict damage in the group stage but once the games become one-offs and we have to go the extra mile to carve out victories I feel we will be once again found lacking.
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Police say the largely built-up area around the park has become one of the town's juvenile nuisance hotspots in recent years and a revamped park would help deter anti-social behaviour.
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Come on, I'll give you the grand tour of the backyard.
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The fire had come only five years after Upton Sinclair published his book The Jungle, which detailed the plight of the workers at a meat packer's plant.
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Glencull House is the first property to come onto the market in this small estate where each house has been individually designed.
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'Come on,' Sue said. No one moved.
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Some come on our show and we try to better their lives.
The Sun
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Come on boys, hurry up and finish your food, we're closing in a minute.
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Summer is here and a bit more fun would be welcome on the streets of Kerry towns.
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Now I'm all for anything that celebrates blatant carnivorism, and I'd love to see PETA's apoplectic reaction, but come on: I've been inside a Burger King and while the amalgam of scent that assaults your nose may not be quite as revolting as the aforementioned love sweat of the Mongolian Cud-Spitting Yak, it certainly doesn't conjure up images of sweet lovin 'on a plush rug in front of a roaring fire.
Scent of Love
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Poor families spend about 80 to 90 per cent of their income on food.
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But everyone said, “Come on, you are such a melodramatist.”
2007 March : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation - Part 2
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They end up spending nearly TWICE as much of their income on filling their cars as the better off.
The Sun
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Come on now Engadget, must you be a completely unquestioning republisher of press releases?
Journerdism | Will Sullivan's Stompin' ground for journalists and nerds.
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Don't squander your disposable income on a disposable car.
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The effects come on within minutes and last a few hours.
The Sun
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This was to become one of her most requested songs.
Times, Sunday Times
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The lack of any clarity after that date muddies the economics of any power project due to come onstream.
Times, Sunday Times
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Okay, I grant you that Ms. Musgrave is a moonbat of the first order -- she's the one behind the Marriage Protection Amendment and other lunacies -- but come on.
June 2006
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Come on, try and imagine me, Mike Da Hat, rock star, wearing white kid gloves and a pinny.
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The proposed closures come on top of six branches in Rochdale and Royton which have shut since June last year and a further seven branches in Heywood and Middleton which are facing the axe.
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You owe me twenty pounds. Come on, cough up!
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The first, from an inconsiderable village, is become one of the most flourishing places of the kingdom, enriched by the linen, cambrick, flowered lawn, and silk manufactures.
The Expedition of Humphry Clinker
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If there is a power failure, the emergency generators should come on line within 15 minutes.
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He discovers that he himself has become so well adapted to the Inuit way of life that he is no longer a "Kabloona" and has become one of them.
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Members hope money will come once the group is registered as a non-profit organization.
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Come on – that group is a mouthpiece not for animal rescue groups – but kennel owners – a snooty subsegment of the dog-breeding industry.
Doggone It, Just Get the Puppy Already - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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His approach to the mic is greeted with screams – "What a superstar", I think, "come on, Monty", as he tells us about his many years of experience earned playing in eight Ryder Cups.
Ryder Cup 2010: Welcome to a weird world of facelifts and blind faith
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It [the undersoil heating] takes 12 hours to come on.
Times, Sunday Times
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I don't think I'll come on Saturday. I have a lot of work to do. Besides, I don't really like parties.
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Come on boys , let's cut out the monkey business and get down to work.
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A Well-formed outcome is a term originating in neuro-linguistic programming for an outcome one wishes to achieve, that meets certain conditions designed to avoid (1) unintended costs or consequences and (2) resistance to achieving the goal resulting from internal conflicting feelings or thoughts about the outcome.
[key stages 1-10] in becoming a worker bee
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The previous Eccentric Club, started in 1890 by Jack Harrison, a theatrical costumier and the father of popular musical comedy actresses Phyllis Monkman, Dorothy Monkman and Beryl Harrison, from its humble beginnings in Shaftesbury Avenue rose to become one of the most influential artistic and business establishments in Britain as well as one of its most generous charities.
Archive 2008-08-01
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The main act will come on at about ten o'clock.
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‘Come on, let's get back to the inn,’ Chenok stood up with a sprightliness that you wouldn't find in a dying man.
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Todd Rundgren, a 1970s progressive rock musician with a loyal fan base, has become one of the first musicians to master the Internet as a means of fostering sales.
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The new cd is a stormer, so come on lads, how about some gigs?
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She scrambled to her feet and ran coltishly past him and over the bridge, hiding her face and calling gaily, "Come on!
The Judge
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Yet he has become one of crime fiction's most admired and liked characters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Naturally left-footed, Southwell has now become one of the main kickers, for club and country, in defence and attack.
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The birth itself drags on for two nights. During thefirst night labour pains come on the cow elephant and the calf goes to itsfinal birth position.
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He said Sikhism had become one of the five religions duly recognised by the King!
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Come on then, I think I have some medicated wipes back in my dormitory.
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Come on, we chide, they can't have all the wealth, status and talent to boot.
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The first type, people come once a week, are weighed and measured, and receive their weekly ration.
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Another eight to ten million square feet of exhibition space is scheduled to come on line within five years.
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Why is CNN not covering the fact that Sarah Palin bailed out on her readers, it's all over youtube ... come on CNN you put this woman on display everyday for profit yet you ignore the fact that she is treating people like dirt ...
Palin slams Senate health care vote
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But the irreverent Honeymouth, trying to maintain his poise, prodded me, saying, Come on, Superego.
Dreamseller: The Calling
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They'd come on a direct flight from Athens.
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Vintage tractors, motorcycles, cars trucks etc all welcome on the day.
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Opportunities like this only come once a season, like last year when he forgot his lighter, or the year before when the cops where called after he molested a scarecrow.
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The Convention on Climate Change has become one of the most important treaties concluded by the international community.
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Come on children, stop chatting and settle down please!
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Liling has a long history of sparkler, and it was more than 1300 years ago. It has become one of nationwide main fireworks production districts.
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Ah, come on; all's fair in love and war, Cameron.
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To my fellow bloggers, what would you do if your PC carked it, would you have withdrawal symptoms because you could not come online to say G'day and share with us a snapshot of your day?
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The fact that he brought a real person (not a "real" person, George, come on!) goes to show that he cannot comprehend the complexities of metafiction, which is exactly what Bush's stunt with Bridges attempted to pull off.
Scott Thill: Truthiness and Consequences
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This was to become one of her most requested songs.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the last ten years, it has accreted features and has become one of the most sophisticated calendar programs I've seen.
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In most of the documentaries the testimonies come one after the other, often lapsing into a monotone, telling the viewers what the speakers had seen, how they had escaped or been rescued and, sometimes, what it meant to them.
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For example, during the park tour, the warden stresses that they did not come on Viking longboats.
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The worst of the weather had come on a holiday, with offices and most shops closed, and people already indoors, at family celebrations.
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Read in studio Still to come on Central News[sentence dictionary], it's a whole new ball game.
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We're now looking at a smaller system but I'll come on to that later.
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Then the word crackled over the radio: the enemy had surrendered; come on down.
President Remarks At National Memorial Ceremony
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The adult replies: Oh, come on.
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Today the contest is held within strict bounds and has become one of the most exotic spectacles in the Imperial calendar.
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You can set a schedule specifying a time for the boiler to come on.
The Sun
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Secondly, how come on the day of the royal visit there wasn't one tramp or beggar to be found on the street?
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Some come on our show and we try to better their lives.
The Sun
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We spend a disproportionate amount of our income on rent.
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The attitude of "progressive" academics in this country toward the jihad against the West has become one of intellectual "dhimmitude" - meaning subservience to, and acceptance of, second-class status by non-Muslims in a Muslim-ruled social order.
On Freedom of Speech and Openness to New Ideas on College Campuses
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He is in a fitful mood which is compounded by an outburst at the table by a maid, who has obviously become one of his many conquests.
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Remember, we still offer many great-looking, purchasable things—such as our Extra Crispy legs and wings—and we invite everyone to come on down and obtain them for whatever use they deem appropriate.
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Come on. Aren't you ready yet?
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Come on, Mal, don't stand on ceremony here at home.
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Aww come on, I just wanted to talk.
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Misfortunes come on wings and depart on foot.
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Take a look at the top end of Barkerend Road and see how many houses have come on to the market recently.
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Dramatic allergic rashes with itchy blobs, swollen lips and tongue and breathing difficulty come on quickly and need an ambulance.
The Sun
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As new mines come on stream,[Sentence dictionary] Chile's share of world copper output will increase sharply.
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It failed to anticipate that victory could come only at an unthinkable price.
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All the dancers come on stage during the grand finale.
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We have marked, too, that these fish would besport themselves in their new homes, secluding themselves in the shadows of the trees and banks; and, as the summer heats come on, they would grow unquiet; the outlets leading to the great river they had left would be
The Hive of "The Bee-Hunter," A Repository of Sketches, Including Peculiar American Character, Scenery, and Rural Sports
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Hey GOP, remember that swell idea ol 'Dick Nixon had back in the day, when you'd get all those angry white southern folk to come on over to your side by pandering to their basest prejudices?
First on the Ticker: GOP heckler blasted by 2010 challenger
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You and I would, you know, become men and women, while we were yet scarcely more than children — We have run, while yet in our nonage, through the passions and adventures of youth, and therefore we are now old before our day, and the winter of our life has come on ere its summer was well begun. —
Saint Ronan's Well
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I really believe in sisterhood and going caving and rock-climbing together, it was so great to have their voices down the bottom going ‘come on, you can do it’.
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One Word, Fanboys, they have compiled a list containing every comic book movie even remotely considered good, batman begins, 300, vfor vendetta, x-men and The dark knight is understandable, they should by all means be in a great movies list but spider-man and superman returns, come on.
Empire Magazine’s 500 Greatest Movies Of All Time | /Film
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I have my fingers crossed that this series will continue to gain momentum and press as it progresses..it has the potential to become one great big fantastic pun intended epic fantasy.
Quick Take: Dragonfly Falling by Adrian Tchaikovsky
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His coronation in Australia has come on the back of a tour de force in media management, in the most inhospitable media environment in the sporting world.
Times, Sunday Times
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Olga stopped into the store and discovered that it often invited guest chefs to come on Saturdays to do cooking demos to help generate traffic.
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After learning that Gianna is fully aware of the Volturi’s feeding practices and hopes to become one of them, Bella feels disgusted.
Twilight Lexicon » Chapter Twenty-two – Flight
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The street lights were just beginning to come on.
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Come on everyone, I'm ready to serve up.
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Misfortunes come on wings and depart on foot.
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He has come on in leaps and bounds this season.
The Sun
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It will certainly become one today if Britain cannot conjure a doubles victory.
Times, Sunday Times
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`Come on, old gas-bag, reveille, this man's got to fly aeroplanes tomorrow.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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Every Christmas we all binge a bit, or perhaps a lot, on our favourite sugar snack: sweets and cakes for the kids, chocs for mum and beer for dad (come on, be honest).
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Strange as it may seem, Birmingham has become one of the most important cities for reggae outside Jamaica.
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Come on now, stop crying - blow your nose on my hankie.
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It's surely summer. for there's a swallow: Come one swallow, his mate will follow, The bird race quicken and wheel and thicken. Christina G Rossetti
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There is an undercurrent of anger among many vegans and animal activists and, regrettably, it has become one of the central characteristics by which outsiders define us as a group.
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Her panic attack had come on her swiftly, so swiftly, in fact, that he had not even registered it until she had collapsed in his arms.
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At the station she picked up the parcels that had come on the night train, still slightly dazed by her thoughts, picking up more stares than usual from sojourner and peasant alike.
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(Come on Beck, I dare you call accuse Taft of being a progressive communist.)
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But believing instead that meaningful change can come only from the “clerisy,” or educated elite, he has spent most of the past few decades trying to talk sense into British universities, and their English departments in particular.
Keeping a Civil Tongue
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When we were kids, my sister and i would save the big rubber bands that come on broccoli for two reasons: to shoot at bugs from a distance and to open jars when daddy wasn't around.
Open Stuck Jars With Rubber Bands | Lifehacker Australia
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He has quietly become one of the leading players, winning six times over the past three seasons.
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Come on children, stop chatting and settle down please!
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Drew dropped into an en garde stance and beckoned for the other combatant - a big man who was nearly three times Drew's size in height and girth - to come on.
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Series of devastating elements have damaged the primary innovation mode, and a new one—the open innovation has come on the scene.
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He came straight off the sandlots of Baltimore to become one of the game's great right fielders.
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It can also source undeclared rental income on these properties.
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He added that most of the project was unlikely to come onstream before 2020.
Times, Sunday Times
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Come on Guys, its not a package, its a bag of Deer Chow that He and his buddy heisted from the feed store.
Merry Christmas from Whitetail 365!
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Out of it would come one Sally, sister of its swarthy tenant, swarthy herself, shady-lipped, sad-voiced, and, bending over her flower-bed, would gather a "posy," as she called it, for the little boy.
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table
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Two of the others had to overcome one major hurdle before getting together.
The Sun
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Come on, stir yourselves, or you'll be late!
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The Swiss have an interesting army. Five hundred years without a war. Pretty impressive. Also pretty lucky for them. Ever seen that little Swiss Army knife they have to fight with? Not much of a weapon there. Corkscrews. Bottle openers. "Come on, buddy, let's go. You get past me, the guy in the back of me, he's got a spoon. Back off, I've got the toe clippers right here". Jerry Seinfeld
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At the airport he read an address of welcome on behalf of the association.
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Come on, be honest.
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The film's devastating ending carries more than a hint of a death wish, a terrible desire to cross that final boundary and become one with the animals he loved more than any human.
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Well then pardner, come on down to Dirt Rag territory for the Fifteenth Annual Punk Bike Enduro.
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By 1994 Murphy had become one of the industry's buccaneers - a software contractor with, he says, ‘the ultimate gun-for-hire mentality.’
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Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture.
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Turn airplane mode off if it already isn't, then check your blue tooth - if it still won't come on, soft reset your phone kk?
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The prizewinners would come on, there'd be nothing to ask them, and they'd go off again.
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Environmentalism has become one of the hottest cultural flashpoints in the battle between red and blue America.
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The pilot had to come on the comm to order everyone to retake their seats.
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One resource that is less welcome on the farm is methane, a blemish on the reputation of rural life.
Times, Sunday Times
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He'll come on your shoulder presently," said Sister Mary John, and after some plausive coquetting the bird fluttered on to Evelyn's shoulder, and Sister Mary John said --
Evelyn Innes
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The church should become one, unified.
Christianity Today
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Yet he has become one of crime fiction's most admired and liked characters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hardy had just come onto the staff at Trinity and he acted as a private tutor to Mercer.
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But this has become one of the most controversial areas in environmental science today.
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There was rumour that the cheeky chappie was going to come on down and open it at the official ceremony, but I don't think that ever happened.
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Come on. Aren't you ready yet?
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The six songs and six instrumentals of Angels Come on Time are well paced and carefully produced by the band themselves.
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Even David Silva's effervescence seemed to have been quenched, while Samir Nasri has looked much more like the half-drowned butterfly of the second half of last season than the player whose devastatingly penetrative form for Arsenal up to Christmas 2010 persuaded City's recruiters – and just about everyone else in English football – that he was about to become one of the Premier League's most influential performers.
Manchester City and Liverpool need a solution for striking flaws | Richard Williams
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For all the day before they had well advised the place and said among themselves: If the Englishmen come on us suddenly, then we will do thus and thus, for it is a jeopardous thing in the night if men of war enter into our lodgings.
The Battle of Otterburn. How Sir Henry Percy and His Brother with a Good Number of Men of Arms and Archers Went after the Scots, to Win Again His Pennon That the Earl Douglas Had Won before Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, and How They Assailed the Scots before Otter
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Come on, Nick, shake a leg or we'll never be ready in time.
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Chaldees, when they come on thee suddenly, as pangs on a woman in travail (Jer 6: 24)!
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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They come on the New Year's Eve, give handsels to children and arrange the party.
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Situated around 160 miles south of Scotland with a third of its land nestling in the Peak District, it seems something of a surprise that Sheffield has become one of a few cities in the world to have its own tartan.
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The mass media has become one of the main instruments of political change.
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Come on, you fundies, you've got your smoking gun!
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She has become one of the most recognisable pop stars in music thanks to meticulous attention to her outrageous wardrobe.
The Sun
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Some of the reels that come on these combos have poor drags; some are simple pawl drags or offset disc drags.
Hey guys i have fished all my life but i have not yet learned the art of fly-fishing i would like to start but i am unsure of ro
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Of brothers tinea come on as much as brothers sweat, shoe is airtight etc about.
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Courtesan: Come on in! You won't be disappointed. I may even see you in there! Tee - hee !
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Biocatalysis has become one of the most promising and effective methods in the asymmetric synthesis for its outstanding stereochemical specificity.
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He could become one of the best right-wingers in Europe.
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That was his first run at a mile and he can come on a ton.
The Sun
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Come on, it's only a crossword, it's not rocket science.
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Sound-level meter by its simple, convenient, the cost is low, the precision higher a series of merits, become one of aircraft noise measurement aspect main metering equipment.
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You can also overcome one of the worst problems in contemporary life, that of cold coffee.
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“Come on,” I whisper to my mother, still planted in the kitchen chair in front of her plate of cold congealing meat.
The Memory Palace
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If, however, he were to, say, come on this program, another program, and basically try to clarify what I call the smaller questions, the questions about the affairs, even though he thinks in principle he doesn't have to.
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