come

Come back on the lie detector test, please.

Come now, come now, no use in hiding.

Come now, come now, can you not see?

Come February, my uncle called me and I was like, you know, I bought this Airstream.

-Come on, man, I'm feeling it now.

Come sit right next to me.

-Come on, let's see.

-Come on, Stray, help us!

They came to be used to bridge the physical and spiritual worlds, and for more mundane matters.

I came across the work of Summer Hajjajy, an extraordinary artist who had used polished steel faces.

It comes and it goes, and it's kind of endemic to large parts of the world.

It’s come to my attention that many of you have been thinking about Ancient Rome...

We came here and you had to go a few floors down to get makeup.

Judy came to StoryCorps in 2020 with her friend and fellow teacher, April Coughlin.

I came from the military, but I was not a good soldier.

Blowback coming from other powerhouse programs, including the Texas Longhorns coach.

But come on, Museum of African-American History and Culture!

Maybe angels come and take you away to heaven, or the other way from down here it appears.

Maybe angels come and take you away to heaven, or the other way from down here it appears.

Nobody came from the outside to help them rebuild.

Now, I came to Los Estados Unidos as a very adorable child and then became a citizen.

I came home and immediately told my father.

If you come and visit me in London, you'll see streetscapes a bit like this.

Yes, 'pivotal' comes from the noun 'pivot', which is a point that everything else turns around.

This recognition came with no additional concrete action on the part of these countries.

Well, I came to one of these pivot points because of phosphine on Venus.

Yeah, he came to see How to Succeed when I was doing that show.

Before I came to Accra, I would say I had about-- maybe about $40,000.

When we come back, we're playing "Box of Lies" with Shania Twain.