come in for

No, "replied the new salesman. " He actually came in for a bottle of aspirin for his wife's migraine.

They came in for a lot of criticism over the matter.

The boss took two steps back and asked in astonishment, "You sold all that to a guy who came in for a fish hook? "

Oldham said he once had a patient with narcissistic personality disorder who came in for help after his son attempted suicide.

Despite this, she came in for lots of criticism for her acting skills over the years.

But as soon as United came in for me, it was a no-brainer. I feared that, if I didn't take the opportunity, I might never get it again.

And then it occurs to you that in the next room there's a healthy guy who came in for a check-up.

Both of these schools came in for a lot of criticism and eventually stopped this odd practice of "ranking by colorful clothes. "

At the Tzu Chi Hospital in Hualien, there was a patient who came in for emergency care. The diagnostic X-ray revealed nothing.

Rafael Benitez's new signing can't wait to get started in a red shirt and revealed he had no hesitation once Liverpool came in for him.

He's been fantastic this season and if I were him I'd be pretty disappointed if someone came in for one game and took my spot!

MK : I saw Andrew on Monday when he came in for a physical with our team doctor.

Everyday someone comes into my clinic telling me they know they have bad posture and that is besides the point of the pain they came in for.

The Portugal winger also came in for some rough treatment from the Croatian side's defenders, prompting Ronaldo to offer his own assessment.

His paintings came in for a great deal of attention.

One job applicant came in for his interview with a cockatoo on his shoulder.

Her dance came in for a great deal of attention.

The children must have been starved when they came in for dinner because they devoured their food.

Roger: No. No one came in for at least an hour.

Henry came in for a large share of his father's fortune.

The children must have been strved when they came in for dinner because they devoured their food.

My legs, lungs and heart appreciated the respite, but my nerves soon came in for a test.

Not all his ammunition was reserved for Europe; his fellow-countrymen came in for their share of derision.

She came in for a sum of money when her father died.

I came in for a pretty good share as a second.

His careless statements on TV came in for severe criticism from the audience.

A month later, the man again came in for his regular haircut.

Mr Buffett came in for some rare criticism when the scandal broke in March.

His conduct came in for a lot of criticism.

She came in for a fortune?

Then the brushes came in for derision.

In the quiet corner, I am reminded of me and D came in for so many years before, remembered, and between D Huanhuan smiled, Dadanaonao.

came in for harsh criticism.

His brave deeds came in for the teacher's praise.

He came in for bologna this morning.

A Piper Cub dipped low over my head as it came in for a landing. I was a few feet from the bridge. I

She came in for sutures, but she's a walking accident

came in for a fresh round of criticism

Yet Ghana came in for some special praise from Kasja