We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of comes in English
Synonyms
Examples for "castle"
Examples for "castle"
1
Donald Trump: the madman in his castle Read more Another example: banks.
2
Hundreds of years ago before the Children of Satan destroyed his castle.
3
The great men sat in the castle and thought about the problem.
4
Of course, I know my way around the castle a bit now.
5
One day, Sir Marhaus came across the sea to King Mark's castle.
1
However, the tower blocks resonate strongly with people in former communist countries.
2
Wei said carefully, Yesterday we reviewed the practical value of the tower.
3
The Welsh Government has asked social landlords to test tower block cladding.
4
I need to let the tower know which flight plan is operative.
5
I've got an idea; we'll try and build a Tyrathca tower tomorrow.
1
Therefore, rAAV stocks produced using these protocols are contaminated with helper adenovirus.
2
Conclusions: rFgRab10 protein exerts profound influences on various functions of goat PBMCs.
3
For all words in which the letter r appeared I substituted another.
4
He said his company will no longer supply to Toys 'R' Us.
5
Toys 'R' Us did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
1
I asked the rector, and he said, Yes, how did you know?
2
Early in the morning the rector came to me at the inn.
3
The dear rector of course would marry them in this simple manner.
4
No voice was raised to blame the rector; the bishop kept silence.
5
The air changed with the arrival of the new rector, the Rev.
1
And that word, like 'rook', has its origins in the word 'rock'.
2
Unlike the rook, crow and magpie mentioned the woodpigeon is good eating.
3
Obviously there must be a rook in every row and every column.
4
Up to yesterday I had never shot a rook in my life.
5
A rook was picked up and slammed down, taking Matthew's second knight.
1
But the brave marquess stood almost alone, save his faithful chamberlain, Solier.
2
A marquess, however, was outside his ken, and the information was wasted.
3
He caught the baleful glare of the marquess and gratefully scurried away.
4
The marquess and his wife decamped instead to another wedding in Hampshire.
5
This marquess died in London in 1667, and was buried in Raglan Church.
Usage of comes in English
1
With that cherished right to vote, however, comes a great personal responsibility.
2
The question comes out colder than he means: 'Upon what possible inducement?'
3
A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
4
Of course, it's only a crisis when it comes to government funding.
5
This project comes ahead of the new school year, scheduled for September.
6
The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
7
Today, nearly 80 per cent of its electricity comes from nuclear power.
8
With a new year always comes the reality that you're getting older.
9
It won't be easy, but with a new era comes new hope.
10
But personal freedom comes second to social management, according to Dr Clarke.
11
Provided of course, the discussion comes up with some useful way forward.
12
That comes despite widespread jitters across government bond markets in recent weeks.
13
Elsewhere, good news comes from recent research at the University of California-Berkeley.
14
Sometimes, a range of products comes along at exactly the right time.
15
With greater technology, however, comes greater choice and a lot more complexity.
16
Investec's trading update comes days before results from other South African banks.
About this term
Frequent collocations
More collocations
Comes through the time
Comes across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
More variants