Came-across Sentence Examples

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  • We also came across a patch of reed mace going to seed.

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  • Dusty's voice came across his earpiece.

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  • I heard another sound as Molly came across the room and stood behind my wife.

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  • Jimmy's scratchy voice came across the intercom.

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  • At one point we came across a huge American crocodile surrounded by Black Vultures.

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  • I came across a Mermaid's Purse, with a young dogfish still alive inside, tangled around the base of a kelp.

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  • He had a warm & engaging stage presence and came across utterly sincere in his enjoyment of every moment on stage.

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  • From here, we tried the road again, where we came across at least 5 Silver-breasted broadbills.

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  • I came across this cool plugin today for anyone who struggles making cutouts the old fashioned way.

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  • In a search of the web I came across your site, and at first I just read the devotionals every so often.

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  • All interesting topics and worthy of exploration but I felt at times the book came across as slightly disjointed.

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  • When I told the dispatcher what we came across it seem to finally sink in, I guess.

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  • It might sound like an odd idea, perhaps even rather disrespectful, but that isn't the way it came across.

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  • Is't verse, such mindless dross, That no pornographer e'er came across?

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  • We then came across a few fishplate bolts fitted with S&C nuts which are slightly bigger that the standard fishplate nut.

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  • I came across this quote recently, and it seems fitting here... .

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  • Speech came across natural and distinct; music score sounded grand, which fit the films overall presentation.

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  • I came across an item in which someone made a remark about " Deltic " being the first diesel loco.

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  • I never came across anyone who had driven overland to (or from) Djibouti.

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  • Continuing our walk behind the palace we came across some very smart looking Plum-headed parakeets that beckoned everyone to take photos.

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  • Later on in the art museum, we came across the same sculptures, now technically perfect, but quite dead.

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  • Next we came across Raffi and Anthea, asleep in front of the viewing platform.

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  • Twice we came across rapids, and in each case made a portage of half a mile or so to avoid them.

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  • A couple of weeks ago builders on the Spitalfields development north of the City of London came across a stone sarcophagus.

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  • Before I'd walked more than a kilometer I came across fresh scat on the trail.

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  • During a quick jog on the information superhighway, I came across a couple of sporting nuggets on a site called All Together Now.

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  • The first obstacle she came across was some different colored tarmac in the road.

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  • After we started to plan the wedding we came across what I thought was the rather thorny issue of the wedding cake.

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  • And I recently saw an interview with her and she came across as very vapid and artificial American.

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  • On the third pit that we explored, we finally came across our first Marbled Teal among other wildfowl.

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  • I had a French grammar in raised print, and as I already knew some French, I often amused myself by composing in my head short exercises, using the new words as I came across them, and ignoring rules and other technicalities as much as possible.

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  • The other day Helen came across the word grandfather in a little story and asked her mother, "Where is grandfather?" meaning her grandfather.

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  • But when he came across a man of position his instinct immediately told him that this man could be useful, and without any premeditation Prince Vasili took the first opportunity to gain his confidence, flatter him, become intimate with him, and finally make his request.

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  • I only came across Pelageya in Yukhnovo...

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  • We came across a train of loaded sleighs and drove right over two of them.

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  • As soon as he came across a former acquaintance or anyone from the staff, he bristled up immediately and grew spiteful, ironical, and contemptuous.

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  • One firm we came across recently seems to resent doing this, choosing to stretch the law to its limits.

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  • Before I 'd walked more than a kilometer I came across fresh scat on the trail.

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  • This involved the bizarre custom of two young boys - their faces smeared with animal blood - running around whipping anyone they came across !

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  • The fist sign at the Germans were ready for something, was when they came across a steamroller used as a roadblock.

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  • Just recently I was going through my idea box and came across this recipe again.

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  • It was a no-brainer for me when I came across the Laura Mercier Stickgloss selection while doing my usual walk through the cosmetic department one day.

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  • I came across Smashbox Photo Finish Bronzing Primer purely by chance.

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  • Don't forget to add a little journaling to tell how you came across the recipe.

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  • His comments and actions regarding Holmes came across as cocky and smug.

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  • When Ellen DeGeneres was looking for a dog food for her dog that was allergic to almost everything, she came across Halo, Purely for Pets.

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  • Perhaps you found an old book at a garage sale or came across a box of books your grandmother has stored in her attic and you are wondering how to determine old book values.

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  • Digging through the Internet for a suitable BlackBerry Curve game emulator, we came across an application called BerryNES.

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  • However, if you're worried about being tracked by a mere acquaintance, your ex, or a stranger who came across your phone number, you're protected.

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  • St. Boniface, who converted the German people to Christianity, came across a group of pagans worshipping an oak tree and cut down their tree in anger.

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  • It may have been cleverly choreographed and extensively rehearsed, but it came across as brilliant improvisation.

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  • She later came across the carcass of an animal that she couldn't really identify.

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  • Despite the popularity of the show, there are some fans who were disappointed to see Betty transform into another pretty face and thought she deserved better than her love interest, Armando, who came across at times as mean and insincere.

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  • As I was working on this project, I came across this creamy white yarn and completely fell in love.

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  • When we came across this track, it was described as "neo-traditionalist country."

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  • Video production company Rapid Discovery Media came across Bieber on YouTube and took over his YouTube and MySpace accounts, producing all of his videos.

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  • Jumping out of the car, I hurried over to him as came across the sidewalk.

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  • A couple of hours later, Dan's voice came across his net.

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  • As the whip came across the grass, it lay over neatly, cut sharply by the whip.

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  • Voluntarily or accidentally, he came across Paul, who won him over to the Christian faith.

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  • It was in 1648 (the year which Kabbalists had calculated as the year of salvation) that Sabbatai proclaimed himself Messiah, and in Constantinople came across an able but somewhat unscrupulous man, who pretended that he had been warned by a prophetic voice that Sabbatai was indeed the long-awaited Redeemer.

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  • While travelling about, Confucius repeatedly came across recluses, - a class of men who had retired from the world in disgust.

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  • They came across as cocky, but the cocky ones make the most interesting entertainment.

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  • Instead, after opening and shutting many drawers, Melanie came across the diary of Miss S L Gleaden.

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  • We only saw 4 more griffons and made our way to El Chorro itself here we came across the river Rio Guadalhorce.

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