come for

' "Good, " said the woman, speaking as softly as Ostap. "Thank you, blacksmith. I'll come for it in a week. "

Come for a walk with me. We got to leave Forks.

Help did not come for an hour, he said.

I 'll come for you the next vacation . Marta : That's half a year from now . Miguel : The time will pass quickly.

The next day the great crowd that had come for the Feast heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem.

In the days and nights where he experienced a severe test, but he said: "I did not come for the enjoyment of life. "

After two years of destructive volatility the time has come for both sides to work together to build on this common interest.

Now I believe that spider actually represented death, and that it had come for my mother, but Mister saved her life by giving his.

He thought, the time had come for her to send the rest of her life in a special hospital.

But she has written Gilbert asking if she may come for a few weeks . . . and you know how the doctor is about such things.

Don't be discouraged, He will come for you one day to take you to your wonderful forever Home with Him!

After a few months, the groom and his relatives come for the bride and take her to his home along with the dowry.

But he wanted to make one thing clear: "Do not just come for two or three days and take some pictures as a visitor. "

Whilst it is a sad day for me to leave such a great Club and Manager I believe that the time has now come for me to move on.

The time had come for her to lie in.

After the collar comes off, the doctor wants you to come for massage for a while.

A week later, the white man would come for his eighteen dollars' rent and Momma would beg him to wait until tomorrow.

The time seems to have come for a law against discrimination, because there is a general acceptance of homosexuality.

"The time has come for me to tell you a secret, " he said.

17At the time of the banquet he sent his servant to tell those who had been invited, 'Come, for everything is now ready. '

Adding to the gloom was a prediction by a top banking association that said the worst has yet to come for the world economy.

The young woman is a cleaner who has come for the procedure with her mother.

He did not want it to struggle yet. The time had not come for the test.

One of his assistants will come for you, and the bathroom's over there if you need it.

Most places will ask you to come for an interview, which is usually pretty casual.

The time had come for him to set out on his journey westward.

Victories will continue to come, for you have already built quite a bit of momentum that will carry you forward now without trying so hard.

A few days ago I called my mother and asked her to come for a visit next week.

When I gestured for him to come for some dumplings, he took no notice; He was intent on pulling his horse across the floor.

Three and a half successful years later, the time had surely come for Suarez to test himself in one of the Europe's major leagues.

No matter how much I tried to coax him to come for a pat on the head, he refused to budge.

The waitress turned to me, eyed my saw and commented, "And I see that. you, sir, have come for our T-bone special. "

No one can simply come for the ride, as Ascension is a process that requires you to have lifted your vibrations to a matching level.

Zhi Chengguan, 38, white-collar employee in Guangzhou, said he has waited for the Singles Day to come for a few days.

She took up the package that she had come for, not seeing or feeling the incongruity of her position, while he felt it as a direct reproof.

He said that, if he could manage it, he would come for dinner.

We welcome every manufacturer and customer to come for a visit and negotiation and for setting up the win-win cooperation with our company.

As well as I could make out, she had come for good, and had no intention of ever going again.

These five hundred years, you want to come for each week once, you know not to know you very vexed?

The time has come for China to adopt a broader concept of its interests and become a "responsible stakeholder" in the global system.

If the priestesses of Lolth wish to come for me, they shall return me to the Underdark as a corpse and nothing more.

She seemed in no hurry to have them come, for her patience was equalled by her confidence.

'A week! 'he cried. 'I can't do that . They'll have the black spot on me by then. They'll come for me. '

The time has come for you to connect to each other and to your fellow humans across the vastness of physicality.

He said that if he came back early, he could come for the meeting.

in a mediocre condition, I decided that the time had come for me to pursue research work that I had always loved.

None of the 30 or so men sitting in a classroom at a downtown Kansas City school have come for voluntary adult enrichment.

A gracious tour guide let us stand for five minutes in Dickinson's bedroom, and I was happy--that was all I had come for.

She must have gone out early, for she had not come for breakfast.

Today, thanks to your altruism, it could be very clear that, thanks to your hard work, the time has come for the rebirth.

Surely, you know that all things come for a good reason, and that God sends even the tiniest detail to guide us.

Uncounted others have come for a few months and then slipped back to North Korea with food and money.

Then the disciple stood up and said, "I report to master, the time has come for your teapot today! "

She Decided That The Moment Had Come For Him To Know About The Box.

It looks as though the time has come for Mr Obama to stop attacking the fat cats of business and try stroking them instead.

Found a state 50 come for years, chinese iron and steel industry gained huge success.

Granting him the title of Warmaster, the Emperor declared that the time had come for his sons to show him what great leaders they were.

The time has come for your societies to put aside their childish behavior and accept the broad mantle of maturity.

Jesus answered and said, This voice has not come for My sake, but for your sake.

Finally, the much anticipated day has come for our heroine. And indeed, she became the center of the ball, attracting all eyes on he.

and the time has come for me to stand in my light and up to my light.

Then the time come for you to be your own man and take on the world. And you did.

The images show a preview of what's to come for the dark stripe, too.

B: But you are on good terms with the others. You'll come for anything but to meet him, you know.

But Ibrahim Khan, a member of the Pakistani parliament, is adamant that the time has come for the U. S. to quit Afghanistan.

Visitor Process: In general, we encourage first-time visitors to come for a short stay--overnight or for a few days.

"That's what I come for, " Rosier repeated, feeling the intoxication of a rupture with authority.

But if ever the time had to come for equities to plot a more independent course, it would be now.

"Come for a walk with me, " he suggested in an unemotional voice, taking my hand.

The time has come for the Dark Cabal to face the consequences of its actions.

There was so much food lying around men's houses that he started eating and forgot what he had come for.

Gaetano reminded him that he had come for the purpose of shooting goats, which he had utterly forgotten.

Wang Tian Xiu is a smartly dressed lady living in London who has come for the games.

And he sent his slave at the dinner hour to say to those who had been invited, Come, for all things are now ready.

The moment has come for emerging powers to seize the baton and assume our legitimate share of international responsibilities.

'You didn't come for love of me, that I'll swear . '

I realized pretty quickly that nobody was there for Brittani. She had been thinking, who can come for me?

I left a message for Mary to tell her that I would not come for dinner.

So, looks like the time has come for me to start using this site.

No! the all-loving Creator would certainly repay him in the life to come for what he had suffered and lost here.

Time has come for India to upgrade its navy to safe guard its economic interests and to establish leadership at least in Asia.

The time has come for the whole country to consolidate after several years of raid development.

The moment had come for someone to break the spell.

But now, it's time for bed. Don't hurry tomorrow morning-come for breakfast as late as you want!

We are going to ask Peter to come for dinner on Friday evening.

You are awaiting the first words to come for you can FEEL us with you . . .

About noon the next day the boys arrived at the dead tree; they had come for their tools.

Given the poll numbers, some political experts say the time may have come for the administration to consider a compromise.

Several speakers at the Zermatt Summit believe the time has come for Mr Friedman's theories to be consigned to the dustbin of history.

The children who come for the picture books secretly help Grape sell the mushrooms, and their production can hardly keep up with the demand.

The children who come for the picture books secretly help Grape sell the mushrooms, and their production can hardly keep up with the demand.

They often simply wait near the water on a tree limb and come raining down to catch animals as they come for necessary water.

The time, then, has come for the one-child policy to be phased out, and the Sichuan quake, and its grieving families, could be the catalyst.

The time has come for the firm to consolidate after several years of rapid expansion.

They come for a proper gossip, and several glasses of the hotel's legendary chocolate martini.

I explained to her the man had come for the puppy just an hour before, and there were no puppies left.

I put my arms around her, half in sympathy and half determined to get what I had come for.

FAO Director General Jacques Diouf had said at the start of the conference that the time had come for action.

In a flash, however, a voice from the depth of my heart hit me cruelly: Can you come for a second time?

Male voice: Hey! I said, calm down! If they hear you they may come for us. Try and take it easy!

In the queue behind the man, there was perhaps a pregnant woman who had come for a regular jab with B vitamins.

Keep in mind that services do not come for free: An application pays a premium in the form of performance with each service that is invoked.

Yes, I would like to come for a walk with you.

The time has come for you to demonstrate your good faith.

We have come for your natural resources. To rebuild our damaged planet.

If you are interested in my application, I would be glad to come for an interview.

Object : Since long, oral cavity doctor is generally uses the mouth mirror to come for the patient to carry on the inspection.

The time has come for him to hand on the chairmanship to a younger person.

RICHARD NIXON, , 1969-1974: The time has come for a new economic policy for the United States. Its targets are unemployment, inflation.

Did you ask her to come for an interview?

We would like to give a warm welcome to our friends from the United States, Japan, and the South Korea who have come for the Tournament.

It's a, it's a great place to come for a vacation. Hopefully they'll have as happy ma- as many happy memories here as we've had.

That is why I am here. The time has come for you to leave this place.

He argues passionately that the time has come for the party to give the land back to the people.

While the need for a development agenda had been debated at length, the time had now come for a conclusive discussion.

I enclose a card addressed to myself, in the hope you will use it to tell me when to come for an interview.

If one day me not in, I could go to look for an angel to come for me to love you!

Rand had been dating Geraldine for about 5 years and the time had come for Rand to pop the question.

As with young birds , the time come for young people to leave their home.

With reference to your last letter, I am instructed to inform you to come for the interview tomorrow.

The time had come for us to count the votes. And to my delight , Jiang Xin received the most votes and was elected monitor.

You might also miss the opportunity to reconnect with friends and loved ones who live far away, but would come for a wedding.

If you audio-videos ever asrecl posty in a Perlman concert- you know that getting on stage is no smasl the way come for him.

Acceptance has been slower to come for the decision not to have children.

Patients are mainly young adults who come for consultation due to difficult eruption of the impacted molars.

And it looked like all this stuff was going to die and 15 years work would have come for nothing.

Come for a walk round the esplanade, Matilda. I can't stand this any longer.

When the girls come for fittings, they look a bit daunted, but by the end they say it's just like wearing a regular shoe.

The supreme moment of decision had now come for the president and his advisers.

When I mentioned what I had come for, he immediately offered to lend me help.

Sincerely welcome friends in various circles at home and abroad to come for business negotiation and giving guidance.

No, I wouldn't like to come for a walk with you.

Xia zhi xing: to be my good sister just help me cheat Fage. Come on. Fage, is fage in? I come for my date.

Hopefully they will be many more of these games to come for me in the future for Liverpool on the winning side of course.

We don't just come for a bath. I come to meet old friends, including the workers who rub customers' backs.

For the Reaper will come for all of us, the question is what do we do between the time we are born and the time he shows up.

Another squeeze could come for investors who shorted short-term Greek debt maturing in one and two years.

"The time has come for us to step forward, with quiet pride in our hearts, to create a new country, " he said.

She is always very glad to help those come for help.

John Terry and Steven Gerrard are excellent players, about as good as they come for the positions they play.

A group of children come for a camping in a town near the forest with their teacher.

'Hello, you fellows! 'Toad called. 'Come for a drive. You're just in time to . . . to. . . 'He saw his friends's serious faces and stopped .

But the time has come for me to go back to Mt. Fuji.

'It's a splendid day. Come for a row, or a stroll along the hedges, or a picnic in the woods, or something. '

Wanna come for an early visit? I'll show you around. Your father had said yes so don't give me a no.

An ominous wind is blowing. Is it finally here? Has time come for an old tree like me to fall down?

We keep waiting for it to get better, for the job offer to come, for the benefits we've always had to return.

We are in happy times dear ones. I have said that I would come for you my faithful children and I have.

The Spring Festival is around the corner and the shops are full of people who come for Spring Festival shopping.

You should better do not come for me to show your quality.

"The Prince of Stink is come for some hot water, " one guard announced when Theon and his serving girls appeared before him.

I don't know whether or not he would come for our help.

Come for years, push a car by the car, talk about a car to discuss a car, really skinful word wants to say.

He failed to come for a variety of reasons.

It reduced mistrust of the health system, thereby motivating people to come for consultation, antenatal and postnatal care and treat.

This commercial center of northeastern Brazil is also a prime destination for tourists, who come for the pleasant weather and white beaches.

The institutes from Japan, South Korea, the Middle East, Italy and Germany come for a visit.

I can only pour petrol [around] and be burnt together with the people who have come for us.

It's kind of an executive MBA center where rising Communist Party leaders come for training.

Flexible architectures do not come for free.

are flashing red, signaling more trouble to come for the highly-indebted countries on Europe's periphery.

But the time has come for the incumbent powers to recognise that they cannot continue to dominate the global scene.

Finally the time has come for me to declare the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games closed.

I thought maybe the time had come for me confess my love for him.

Ross: Still-still, let me come. . . for me.

In one way or another , we are all addicts of samsara ; the moment when help can come for us is when we admit our addiction and simply ask .

God will come for me in his own time.

"What do you suppose he's come for? " he asked, jerking his head toward the gate .

The opposition wants more international observers and peacekeepers to come for the poll.

We are enthusiastically waiting for Chinese and foreign customers to come for negotiation, purchasing and communication.

Ren sheng min, Chairman&General Manager warmly welcomes customers both of china and abroad to come for business and cooperation.

Xiao Fang told our reporter: As I have seen many friends around me did it, and the effect is quite good, so, I have come for a try, too.

Sincerely welcome customers at home and abroad to come for business negotiations.

So, how will you stay motivated today when the payoff won't come for so many years? You know you should floss, but should is not enough.

Whole set besides clean colour oil, still include clean papula bubble, but two phase come for facial ministry skin a general cleaning!

Curse you, General. You hit another airfield, I'll come for you personally.

So, i guess the time has come for me to start using this account.

We thought she ' d come for a visit, but it seems she ' s staying for good.

The time has come for East Asia in general, and ASEAN in particular, to strengthen existing institutions and build new ones.

We thought she'd just come for a visit; but it seems she's staying for good.

Mitsubishi used the New York Auto Show to hint at big things to come for the Outlander crossover.

'Has any letter come for me? 'he asked eagerly. 'The last one. . . '

When I discovered I'd come for the appointment on the wrong day, I could have kicked myself.

The time has come for institutional reform of organizations that preside over the world economy.

'Very well! 'shouted Joseph, as he walked out. 'If he doesn't arrive early in the morning, Heathcliff will come for him! '

When I come for my next visit, you and I will go fishing.

He might not come for I fear he has not forgiven me yet.

We warmly welcome people both at home and from abroad come for consultation and business discussion.

June will be come, for the sake of more competitive, making a learning plan and breaking my oral-English.

They come for the tourists, peddling maps and flags and scavenging for bottles and cans that can be reclaimed as scrap.

Few people come for a visit at this time of year.

"Would you two like to come for a stroll in the gardens? " Belle asked .

Come for years, each place did a large number of works with concerned branch, obtained positive result.

But the court's ruling, which may not come for weeks, will probably be quite narrow.

Be more amiable to customers when they come for a return or replacement of an item than when the item was sold.

For the sake of the Syrian people, the time has come for President Assad to step aside.

The time had now come for handing over power to a local, elected government.

This happiness is cut short when Shrek and Fiona receive an invitation from Fiona's parents to come for dinner.

I can come for an interview at any time convenient to you.

The day of reckoning had not yet come for him .

The time has come for Google to work with vendor partners to streamline the update process.

We are so very happy that you are all here, and that the time has come for us to begin our work together.

That almost unreal grip doesn't come for free, however, as I absolutely felt every tiny bump and expansion joint in the roadway.

Louis cannot come for a time.

who come for its economic opportunity, culture, and fast-paced cosmopolitan lifestyle.

The time has come for a comprehensive review of pre-trial detention.

A former senior Japanese defense official Toshio Tamogami tells VOA the time has come for Japan to use tougher language with North Korea.

It's also a major destination for scuba divers, who come for the fabulous coral reefs and the wealth of marine life.

The postman is going to come for the parcels around 3pm.

Visitors also come for the golfing, minor league baseball, and restaurants.

But perhaps the best sign of things to come for iPad gaming is Apple's improved support for HDTVs and HD video.

"Let us have a party tonight to celebrate, " Mother suggested, "and ask Dad to come for a taste of our fresh peanuts. What do you say? "

John expected Mr. and Mrs White to come for a potluck dinner.

The accountant said : "Could you please come for your earnings later, because I have no change here? "

Please come for your mail whenever it's convenient.

Dante: My love, I've come for you, as I promised.

This does not come for free, and there are two problems associated with this approach.

Dogs and cats can come for a day or stay for the night.

She, a middle school student in white school dress, actually stopped by! Why? Would she come for me?

In one opinion poll, 70% of respondents said they felt that the worst was yet to come for the economy.

Before you receive any notice, be sure not to come for attendance.

have come for the first time, I believe I can come often.

The time has come for city governments across China to repay the debt owed to the migrant workers.

The Government has approved the payment of this fund only waiting for the beneficiary to come for the claim.

The time has come for the first big step: a switch to a two-child policy.

One of Guijie's original restaurants, this is the place to come for "ma xiao, " the nickname for Gui Jie's "spicy prawns. "

When you could come for an interview, as soon as possible.

What did I come for, if I don't speak yours?

Your beloved will come for your presence.

The time has come for the G8 to move from rhetoric to action to guard our global trading and investment system.

However, the reduced contention does not come for free.

Henan sends change electric construction company establishes 4 0 to come for years, obtained brilliant outstanding achievement.

Beth: Doesn't that worry you? Some evil aliens could figure out we're here, and come for a visit.

It would be my pleasure to have you come for a visit next summer.

Toward midnight, they reached the conclusion that the time had at last come for their revenge.

The time has come for the United States to act.

But he did tell her, eventually, that perhaps the time had come for them to divorce.

The time has come for rigorous, high-profile policies that punish offenders.

The great man will come for a visit.

When will your Chairman Prachanda come for the final negotiations?

And sent his servant at supper time to say to them that were bidden, Come; for all things are now ready.

I don? t trust his promise to come for a visit on Sunday.

They come for the beauty, the history, the modern attractions and the sheer delight.

Shevchenko hopes it is the start of better things to come for him at the west-London club.

Jack invited his teacher to come for dinner and everybody let the teacher sit above the salt.

Why don't you come for a drink tomorrow evening after work?

Mr. Green, who has come for a visit to China, arrived at Shanghaiyesterday.

Well, I guess little Pevensie could come for a little while, if you have sardines.

I couldn't sleep. I was thinking that at any minute, they were going to come for me.

Brazilians of Japanese descent are being recruited to come for work.