Come by Sentence Examples

Do you want to come by for tea and cookies?

Whenever you're hungry, you can come by.

If Seymour wants a job at Bird Song cleaning out toilets, perhaps when he loses this election, he should come by.

He's supposed to come by this afternoon.

However, he was even less inclined to leave Cynthia, perhaps alone, if Shipton were to come by for the stored belongings.

You go put that ring on her finger, and I will come by her house in a few hours.

Can you come by for dinner and stay over?

The first word on the case Sackler and DeLeo were arguing about had come by way of a call from the Norfolk, Virginia Police Department the prior afternoon, Dean's day off.

And very rarely have I ordered an item which is either faulty, or the wrong item has come by mistake.

If you want, you can come by later.

I'd better call Janet to see if she can come by.

I might not come by tomorrow.

The birds were a bit hard to come by there, because it was mid-afternoon, but the activity picked up considerably nearer dusk.

Day followed day; and still the young man had never come by speech or sight of his mysterious lodger.

It's best to stick with adults, since even well-intentioned youngsters can forget to come by when they are supposed to.

Antique Hamadan rugs are difficult to come by since European countries purchased the majority, which are now being displayed in museums.

Truly unique kitten names can be difficult to come by.

Room painting ideas are easy to come by when you allow the space to dictate.

Your temporary babysitter was supposed to come by at noon today so I could run through things with her.

He had to be waiting for the blonde to come by again.

Towards the close of the 14th century all the separate portions had come by inheritance or bequest into the hands of Rudolph IV.

Here he joined Conrad (who had come by sea from Constantinople) and Baldwin III., and after some deliberation the three 1 We speak of First, Second and Third Crusades, but, more exactly, the Crusades were one continuous process.

Here lies a great merit of Hermas's book, his insight into experimental religion and the secret of failure in Christians about him, to many of whom Christianity had come by birth rather than personal conviction.

This represents the Argive Dorians as having come by sea (apparently from the Maliac Gulf, the nearest seashore to Parnassian Doris), accompanied by survivors of the Dryopes (former inhabitants of that Doris), whose traces in south Euboea (Styra and Carystus), in Cythnus, and at Eion (Halieis), Hermione and Asine in Argolis, were held to indicate their probable route.

The evangelist looks back across a period of half a century, and writes of Christ not merely as he saw Him in those far-off days, but as he has come by long experience to think and speak of Him.

The give and take of thought had by a swift transformation of values come by something more than its own.

In 1872 it was restored by the National Assembly to the house of Orleans, to which it had come by inheritance from the duke of Penthievre in the latter half of the 18th century.

But the rest, together with the Tiers Etat, remained, and Mirabeau declared that, as they had come by the will of the nation, force only should make them withdraw.

The missionary is sometimes anxious to prove that religion can only come by revelation, and that certain tribes, having received no revelation, have no religion or religious myths at all.

After offering his condolences, Dean asked if it might be con­venient for him to come by and speak with Mrs. Byrne.

We do not automatically assume that all our visitors will come by car.

A songbird will come by and drop a bauble for you.

There was much of sap and siege at Pembroke castle in time of civil broil, and forces must often of come by sea.

I've been working on high-end workstations for ten years; they come by default with high quality, high resolution monitors.

The true bituminous coal produced, which in 1897 was only equal to that of the lignitic and semi-bituminous varieties (1.75 million tons), had come by 1902 to constitute three-fourths (5.46 million tons) of the entire coal output.

It will verify the credentials of any service people who come by.

They had come by easy stages, their knapsacks conveyed on carts, and the Austrian authorities had provided excellent dinners for the officers at every halting place.

Dron came and confirmed Dunyasha's words; the peasants had come by the princess' order.

He is full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way.

These are darned hard to come by now and this one is a little thunder bolt of joy !

It 's best to stick with adults, since even well-intentioned youngsters can forget to come by when they are supposed to.

Whether dominated by pink and purple tones or cool modern hues, baby room ideas for little girls are easy to come by.

Personal loans can be difficult to come by because they are generally considered to be of higher risk than loans that are backed up by a form of collateral, such as the title of a vehicle or equity within a home.

Couch replacement cushions actually aren't so difficult to come by if you know where to look.

Lawn furniture repair parts are fairly easy to come by because lawn furniture takes a lot of abuse.

The original Tiffany lamps were enormously popular at the time, and they are hard to come by now, unless you have very deep pockets.

The crafting process had to be done completely by hand, making furniture very expensive and hard to come by - because a piece took so long to create, it was hardly widely distributed.

Beach theme bathroom decorations are very popular and easy to come by.

Tiffany are hard to come by and are very expensive.

There are plenty of virtual pets on and off the Internet to play and interact with, but finding virtual pets that grow and live are harder to come by.

Its location on the opposite side of the world means that air tickets are expensive, and frequent flyer tickets are usually hard to come by.

Fancy baby dresses are easy enough to come by during an ordinary shopping trip.

You can also find long-sleeve onesies appropriate for a winter christening, although these are a bit harder to come by.

Student loans with no cosigner are easier to come by than some students imagine.

Diverse experiences are harder to come by.

There are many great last minute Mexico cruise deals on Royal Caribbean because Royal Caribbean cruise discounts are easy to come by.

While a cruise to nowhere can be a fun and rewarding experience, they are a little harder to come by than traditional cruises.

Alaskan cruises with vegetarian meals are not hard to come by provided you inform the ship's staff of your dietary restrictions prior to setting sail.

Gay river cruises are harder to come by than traditional gay cruises at sea.

Since most modern men's shorts are designed to hit the knee, this is harder to come by than might be expected.

Besides lingerie, her designs include swimwear, sportswear and casual clothing, although the latter two are more difficult to come by these days.

Moreover, these frames are also very adept at resisting injuries that may come by way of falling, bending or plain old strikes.

Parts that relate specifically to the style of your Ray Bans, such as a missing piece of the frame, may be more difficult to come by.

Sadly, this particular style has been discontinued by the manufacturer so they are not as easy to come by as they once were.

The square shape is more challenging to come by than round, for example.

They are not necessarily hard to come by when you replenish your set of seven, but at the same time, you don't want to have a set of tiles in front of you that lacks a vowel.

Because these come by way of digital delivery with no physical media being received, there is no way that they can ever run out of stock.

The accessories are easier to come by than the actual system itself.

The older machines, as can be expected, are harder to come by.

Some stores and kiosks may have a limited selection, but even those are hard to come by.

Some employers do post positions on the web for teenagers as well, but these can be harder to come by on the larger websites like Monster.com or CareerBuilder.com since employers tend to use them to recruit for professional positions.

Though large sums of money can be hard to come by for most, there are certain times when we are able to put down a little extra on that principle (think tax refund season).

Agents are not easy to come by when you're first starting out.

While these styles might be a bit hard to come by at traditional swim outlets, a few specialty sites, like that of Wicked Weasel, do offer this type of bikini.

Unfortunately, replica gowns inspired by Oscar dresses from years past are much less easy to come by.

With so many friends, co-workers, family members as well as Internet blogs eager to aid your romantic questing, dating advice is never hard to come by.

This doesn't mean that a meaningful gift is hard to come by.

This means it is possible to find a special design of a ring that would otherwise be hard to come by.

Foods containing gluten are easy to come by thanks to the advent of numerous food additives.

Not only will you find some of the more hard to come by products, like baby items, but because the site allows you to add items to your cart, you can shop for everything you need in one convenient place.

Actual ghost video clips are difficult to come by because so many of the clips presented to the public can be debunked.

Restaurant coupons are often harder to come by than grocery coupons.

Back in the 1970s when All My Children was first starting out, scoops and spoilers were hard to come by.

Grey's Anatomy spoilers are notoriously hard to come by.

Since Aquarians tend to be imaginative by nature, cool Aquarius tattoos should not be difficult to come by.

Some major commercial airlines also offer student discount air travel, though some savings are easier to come by than others.

The ideas to solutions usually come by a natural association to either a manmade product or something in nature that performs the desired task, communicates a feeling, or evokes a certain emotion that I want my product to emulate.

However a mint or excellent condition Robert Roskell pocket watch is typically very hard to come by.

But, I know that storage is hard to come by.

If you're teaching middle school French, lesson plans and activities that encourage kids to talk in a way that doesn't embarrass them are hard to come by.

Original bras, from the 1940s, are more difficult to come by than today's lingerie offerings, but they are available.

Cotton lined or brushed back satin nightgowns are not terribly hard to come by.

If you're going to wear old-fashioned pajamas, you should shop at an old-fashioned store, and there is none better than The Vermont Country Store, which specializes in all manner of things that are hard to come by these days.

It used to be that even the most masculine football player didn't want to talk about wearing hose for warmth and so statistics about how many men wore them were impossible to come by.

And while they may be hard to come by during the summer, snowman pajamas in matching styles are easier to find closer to the holidays.

While this is a great way to get a quality sports bra for a low price, it's very hard to come by.

Free downloadable movie soundtracks can be a little difficult to come by online, but you do have options.

Discount party supplies are relatively easy to come by for people who know how to search for them.

These collectibles are just hard to come by and can include anything from a $7.00 pattern for making your own Next Generation Star Trek Uniform to paying thousands of dollars for an item actually used in one of the TV series or movies.

I figured you might come by and I wanted you to see it.

After offering his condolences, Dean asked if it might be convenient for him to come by and speak with Mrs. Byrne.

Dean was sure Fred simply wanted to meet Jeffrey Byrne's wife and had suggested Cynthia Byrne come by the house for her husband's belongings.

Yes, she would come by the station with the names of all Arthur's known friends, all the little fairies, as she called them, and the addresses of his favorite haunts.

And how would Nota and associates come by this knowledge in the first place?