Examples of 'come in the second' in a sentence
Meaning of "come in the second"
come in the second - This phrase suggests taking the second position in a sequence or order. It is used in contexts where items, individuals, or teams are ranked, and it indicates the placement of someone or something as the second choice
How to use "come in the second" in a sentence
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come in the second
The problems come in the second act.
Eight of Switzerland 's last 10 goals at the World Cup have come in the second half.
That will come in the second part.
Our Lady - And prayer? Why should prayer always come in the second place?
He will come in the second returning episode.
There was more to come in the second.
Have come in the second round.
Most of the better ones come in the second half.
That will come in the second half of our deliberations on the basis I suggested earlier.
The real problems come in the second half.
That come in the second post -- must be from him.
I think goals will come in the second game.
And I come in the second category.
Often our greatest accomplishments come in the second half of life.
Grant, come in the second car.
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The first visiting arreón would come in the second quarter.
Did that come in the second post? It did.
Brandeis as close as they would come in the second half, four.
Did that come in the second post?
I believe economic recovery will come in the second half of 2009.
The great, great war will come in the second half of the twentieth century.
And should he come in the second.
I thought … you should come in the second half of August.
Among men, accidents and violence come in the second position, and among women, neoplasms.
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Second female in the room uses mouthwash
They were sourcing a second signal when it happened
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It did not even come from his instructions
I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
