Examples of 'facts came' in a sentence
Meaning of "facts came"
Facts came: Refers to new information or details that emerged or were revealed
How to use "facts came" in a sentence
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A lot of facts came out of this podcast.
During publication many new facts came to light.
Certain facts came home to me.
Official acknowledgement of these facts came much later.
These facts came to my attention.
Until all the facts came out.
These facts came to the ears of the governor of Milan.
A number of important facts came out at the hearing.
The idea of a hoax was considered and dismissed after the facts came to light.
And after the facts came the fiction.
He should have kept his mouth shut until all the facts came out.
Several facts came to my attention.
After the devastating Sichuan earthquake, a number of facts came to light which outraged the masses.
These facts came out in the various testimonies,.
That if all The facts came out.
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The facts came to light very quickly afterwards, and caused a very violent reaction.
Even if all the facts came out at the trial?
As I searched information about Mount Zion, the Mount of God, many amazing facts came alive.
However, certain facts came to light about the consequences.
With the Q3 numbers from Facebook, some interesting facts came to light,.
Even if all the facts came out at the trial? Not necessarily.
But the next day (Thursday), new facts came out.
Also, new facts came to light.
Recently, however, new facts came to light.
These facts came up, as I said.
You rascals… Sorry bro, facts came in flow.
However, if new facts came to light, inquiries could be reopened.
Well, some startling facts came to light, after my last encounter with Michael.
By the time the real facts came out, I had already resigned . Thanks, bye.
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