Advertisement
Advertisement
come over
verb as in call
verb as in come
verb as in come by
verb as in drop in
verb as in get
verb as in see
Example Sentences
“A lot of families,” Foster said, “the smarter one usually comes over here and the other one goes to the other school and then the family’s torn, you know what I mean?”
When Barry Weiss, former President of Jive Records, was asked how he got the band to come over to their label, he said frankly, "We stole them. We basically stole NSYNC."
Get an insomniac friend to come over to your house and poke you with a stick.
They are neither really good nor really bad, but the big test comes over the next four weeks.
“They come over the mountain, enter the area of separation with a trail of pack horses, eight at a time, with two armed guys,” he said.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse