Examples of 'come to more' in a sentence
Meaning of "come to more"
come to more - This phrase suggests a realization, understanding, or acceptance of additional information, ideas, or perspectives
How to use "come to more" in a sentence
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come to more
The checks come to more than double.
Come to more meetings like this.
Hopefully it will come to more areas soon.
I come to more optimistic conclusions.
Gonna have to come to more of these.
Only towards the end of the first half did West Germany come to more chances.
And she sees not come to more customers.
I come to more optimistic conclusions . And every month.
I definitely need to come to more of these gallery openings.
I shall not settle with you now, my fees will come to more than that.
I have come to more emotional maturity.
His discredit has come to more.
It had better come to more than just poking holes.
Thanks for coming . Gonna have to come to more of these.
The checks come to more than double what your tuition is.
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I wish it had come to more.
Can a student come to more than one camp during the same summer?
The amount you save while using it should come to more than its price difference.
I wish I'd come to more of your shows and supported you.
We ask more and better questions and come to more and better conclusions.
Can I come to more than one class each week?
Do you have plans to come to more cities?
The percentages come to more than 100 % owing to a certain proportion of multiple answers.
O What can we clearly conclude? o What do we need to come to more complete conclusions?
Can you come to more than one?
Just Chile, the dry cleaners and the motorcycle which come to more than that.
Provoke them to come to more of my shows.
But if we're going to have a meeting, it had better come to more than.
This is because people come to more strongly demand freedom.
Registering intellectual property is not very expensive, as it does not come to more than 20 €.
But I am sure we can come to more agreeable terms.
Let us come to more core issues, Mr. Karadzic.
The total amount probably doesn't come to more than a few hundred shekels.
And every month, I come to more optimistic conclusions. My family, my child.
Temperature The maxims can come to more of 30ºC.
We had already come to more or less the same conclusion . '.
Samsung 's best Galaxy S8 Plus variant could come to more markets after all.
Weather - when will it come to more maps, what about physics effects of waves?
In truth, I hope it will come to more than that.
And now I have come to more fully understand.
Hey, roomie . I definitely need to come to more of these gallery openings.
Expected outcome - Participants come to more reasoned, informed, and publicspirited judgments.
Let us hope it does not come to more than 600 francs.
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