came to like him|come to like him in English

started to like him, started to be fond of him

Use "came to like him|come to like him" in a sentence

1. Sleep came to him like an unseen assailant.

2. 19 Sleep came to him like an unseen assailant.

3. She'd come to grief acting like that, but not from him.

4. Victoria came to like him a great deal and gave him the title of "Munshi" ("clerk" or "teacher").

5. Stick to him like glue!

6. I don't like to skunk him.

7. 14 Draco came to him like a penitent child, though it was not forgiveness he begged.

8. I like him.

9. Would you like to hold him, sir?

10. What's it like to have lost him?

11. You'd be like a kitten to him.

12. Christian elders endeavor to be like him

13. The Backseat Put him in the Backseat Run like a athlete Run like a athlete Catch him, put him in the Backseat Catch him, put him in the Backseat Run like

14. Hellens did not like the portrait painted of him but later came to recognize its prophetic qualities.

15. If he came back, to spread the word, no doubt they would hang him like a felon.

16. Writers like him belong to a different generation.

17. To criticize him was like mugging Santa Claus.

18. The sponsors like him.

19. Lobster doesnt' like him.

20. Gratification opened to him like a regained paradise.

21. His good manners predispose people to like him.

22. It will come all the easier to like him by and by when we are all together.

23. Odd words and phrases came to him but, like sticks dropped into rapids, they were quickly whisked away.

24. You feel really sorry for him, but then again it's hard to like him.

25. Conjugation of 'Come' Irregular Verbs Following a Similar Pattern Verbs like: Like 'Come-Came-Come' (O A O)