come to in Czech

dojíždět dojít dojet docházet přijít k rozumu Entry edited by: Pavel Cvrček

Sentence patterns related to "come to"

1. Come to bed.

2. Come to Daddy.

3. “Come to Heshʹbon.

4. We'll come to this.

5. Fine, come to me

6. Come to Japan sometime

7. Come to the escalator.

8. But audiences don't come to see the magician die, they come to see him live.

9. I've come to discuss tomorrow.

10. My plan come to grief.

11. Come to know the Giver.

12. Truth will come to light.

13. They won't come to blows.

14. Come to blow your horn.

15. And recently come to blossom.

16. Come to me, my prey.

17. I've come to like sushi.

18. Cultivating: to come to have gradually

19. Well, then, come to the point.

20. Adversity and affliction come to everyone.

21. You come to admire your handiwork?

22. Eleanor had come to visit her.

23. I Cannot come to rehearsal tonight

24. That girl's come to her senses.

25. "Comrade-deserters – come to the meeting.

26. will someday come to an end...

27. Strange things will come to pass.

28. You never come to see me.

29. Yes, I've come to fetch you.

30. Come to the San Toi tournament.

31. Has any harm come to him?

32. The car come to a halt.

33. All men come to detest them.

34. All our plans come to naught.

35. It really did come to pass.

36. New evidence has come to light.

37. I've come to say good-bye.

38. She'd come to a dead end.

39. Two broad explanations come to mind.

40. Three possible explanations come to mind.

41. Uncommonders – Yargle Has Come to Bargle

42. 'Come to the Florida sunshine bush.

43. I see you've come to fight.

44. You come to borrow a weapon?

45. I had come to manhood carefully.

46. Does therefrom come to huge amount?

47. Affrap: To strike; come to blows

48. Why do they come to you?

49. “Come to me,” God tells us.

50. 4 . Alternatives Come to the Fore