come around to

you come around to the hotel to - morrow , " she said , as sort of penance for error" .

I'd love to come around to your place tonight, but I'm afraid we are a bit tied up with work at the moment.

Pierre Lellouche, an author and NATO watcher, said he believes those countries will come around to Obama's plans.

eg. After a while, the drop-in stopped appearing at all, but he would sometimes come around to give the professor advice.

Most vendors have come around to recognizing that this is the most reasonable approach.

The cup of Jehovah 's right hand will come around to you, And disgrace will be upon your glory.

Dario: Both great ideas! I should come around to your place for an evening of western foods and English conversation.

But Florida or Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, those states maybe they'll never come around to that.

They may be offended when you first set up the rules, but they also should come around to appreciating your position in time.

In the past dozen years, most astronomers have come around to operating on the assumption that there was indeed a big bang.

The trouble is, I didn't know how to react and actually felt bad for the officers who'd come around to break this monumental news.

Don't worry. The chairman will soon come around to our opinion.

Or did you or your partner come around to having another child?

She'll come around to collect her son.

You will be particularly good at convincing people to come around to your opinion, which is very useful in teaching.

He gets out that old letter. And we come around to visit so he can read it to us.

And we come around to visit so he can read it to us.

Come around to this fine town

You come around to every child in the world