Nobody eats meat any more in our house. Oh, how did that come [...]

All problems come [...] to love or money.

Atchoo! Atchoo! I think I've got a cold coming [...].

Come [...]! All is forgiven!

Come [...], Liverpool!

I miss you. Come [...] soon.

He tried to open the door, but the handle came [...] in his hand.

His attempt to break the record didn't come [...].

I'm sorry about your sunglasses. They just came [...] in my hands.

I didn't know what to say when the Princess came [...] and spoke to me.

I know you're in there! Come [...] with your hands up!

It's coming [...] to five o'clock now and he hasn't shown up.

John is not very tall. He only comes [...] to his brother's shoulder.

I looked at my feet in the bottom of the boat. Water was coming [...] fast.

Mr Brown's office is on the sixth floor. I'll phone him and ask him to come [...] to Reception.

Prices usually come [...] after Christmas.

The 'curtain call' is when the actors come [...] at the end of a play and the audience applauds.

The fashion for jeans came [...] after the war.

The match didn't come [...] to expectations.

The popularity of German cars comes [...] to two things: good design and good quality.