come in

"Poor bear, " said the mother. "Come in and lie down by the fire but take care that you do not burn your furry coat. "

He said he would not come in because he had a prior appointment, but he came after all.

He felt satisfied; he could tell by the way she looked that if he pushed her hard enough she would come in with him.

Meanwhile Tess was not hopeful that Angel would come in answer to her letter. The past had not changed, so he might not change either.

The food manufacturers who oppose the Heart Association's dietary recommendations have come in for widespread criticism.

That's where the systemic implications come in and what we and others are trying to be alert to.

However, occasionally the Headmaster would come in and spend an hour or so , teaching some subject in which he was especially interested.

"If someone were to come in and buy Yahoo, they better come in with a better idea in terms of how they're going to grow it, " he said.

Come in, chat with us in the studio and do a bit of a performance. Would it kill ya?

The children had come in though a hole in the wall and were sitting in the branches of the trees.

He'd never been this high when it was time to come in, so we were a little concerned that we wouldn't be able to get him down.

He is just as good and sweet and lovable and unpretending as a man can be, but he doesn't know enough to come in when it rains.

Sorry, but I am not going to be able to come in to work today. I'm as sick as a dog.

As you're working on your important tasks, and trying to focus, other ideas will come up, and other requests will come in.

But people who think acceptance will come in two or three or four years time, I think they're under-estimating.

First of all, great things don't have to come in pairs. Take the world largest diamond, The hope----there is only one of it.

We do not feel lonely to find a way to self-release, we are not lonely hearts to open their hearts to let the sun come in the warm sunshine.

Sure. What about this brand? It is supposed to be very good. They come in hard, soft, and medium, as well as in several colors and sizes.

Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me.

I shall come in a day or two (in two weeks).

And I said, 'Well, I don't want to work here if my mother can't come in the front door. '

but the worries of this life, the deceitfulness of wealth and the desires for other things come in and choke the word, making it unfruitful.

Mister angel is still there, and Tyler goes down and just tells mister angel, "Come in. Get your stuff out of the street and come in. "

When orders come in she sends out a paw or dog nose print kit that includes three moulds to make a full nose or paw print of a pet.

Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with him, and he with me.

After all this empire-building, the theory went, Vodafone needed an administrator to come in and quietly fit the pieces together.

The dealer told him that it had just come in, but that he could not be bothered to open it.

Should many others come in below forecast or expectations rise too high Goldman-like, the market would be vulnerable to a quick reversal.

Kiah stood up. He was nearly two metres tall, with dark eyes and hair. 'Yes, come in, 'he said.

Mr. Bob Sawyer glanced at His friend with a look of abject apprehension and once more cried "Come in"

So when Ahijah heard the sound of her footsteps at the door, he said, 'Come in, wife of Jeroboam.

Tacky Bobs come in a little case that looks like a small CD case and the inside is covered with a substance similar to fly paper.

Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the oner, but of all that come in contact with it.

Natural Calamities: - In Case of any natural calamities, like, Cyclone, flood, Earth Quake this agreement will not come in to effect.

Oil development and production contracts come in many flavors. Among the most common is called production sharing.

The Summer will come in its time, sailing in the flood-tide of the south wind. But you never countedslow moments to be sure of him.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

When you visit, when an Englishman, had to knock at the door, until he said "Come in" in order to go.

If it was someone he liked to see, he would remark how lucky it was that he just come in.

When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink, Mr Thompson shook his head.

I think that's been proved by the way in which players have come in and performed when someone has been out with an injury.

We have also predicted for many years now that snow will come in summer and that the seasons will seem to blend into one another.

Lakers trainer Gary Viti, had to come in and tell Kobe to take a rest. But when Viti left, Kobe was at it again.

It is equally good to come in and feel the warmth wrap around the body like a soft fluffy blanket.

I suppose you have come in regard to the matter we were discussing this morning?

I wonder if it is possible for me to come in a bit late tomorrow?

He told his wife to close the door as she went out and not to let the boy come in again.

Maybe in general I can say that candidates who come in and they do not know exactly what job they are applying for.

Given how much a fan could come in handy, it's a shame they ever invented air conditioning.

First clerk: Well I had a lady customer come in who wanted to buy a pair of shoes. And you know we've got a really good range.

Because false eyelashes come in various lengths and shades, it's so easy to match them up with your own.

He said it wanted cleaning and oiling, besides regulating -- come in a week.

We don't want that. She could still come in as often as she wants and do her personal paperwork, banking, letter-writing, reading, etc.

It's great we have the opportunity to come in and give Christmas presents to the children and spend time with them and their families.

He was a big tall man, with a red face, and was sitting beside a fire with Dr Livesey. ' Come in, Mr Dance, ' he said.

You know those warning labels on those chemical packets that come in new shoes that say 'do not eat'?

For all that, the private university looks like an idea whose time has finally come in Britain.

But they cannot be here now. Others have got to come in and take their place and you never know.

Wife : Hey, honey, quick, come in here. You've got to see this.

One attraction in coming to the woods to live was that I should have leisure and opportunity to see the Spring come in.

In those days, toothpaste did NOT come in plastic tubes. The tubes were made of lead.

Most andesites come in grayish black and are pretty good stone materials with fine and firm texture being not easy to be effloresced.

"That alleviated a lot of fears and you started to see bargain hunters come in, people covering some shorts, " he said.

You can put everything you want inside a sandwich. They are easy to clean-up after, nutritious and come in hundreds of different kinds.

At his previous place, a kid with a knife had come in and demanded forty bucks from his wallet.

This left the door open for the likes of Facebook to come in and seize a dominant market share.

The docket is still open on this case. Why won't the cameraman come in and tell us what he saw and show us his film?

"But I may come in contact with you, " said the earthen pot.

You'll work much more efficiently if you process emails in batches, rather than trying to deal with them as soon as they come in.

Uganda is still the only African one to have sent troops; with just 1, 600 of them there, the UN is unlikely to come in and take over.

Sometimes it's easier to squeeze out extra time for your lunch break than it is to come in early or to leave early.

I turned to the boy with a shrug. "You're really getting cheated, " I said. "You ought to get your parents to come in here and protest. "

I also need you to come in and fill out a deferral application form before you leave for China.

Although hills come in all different lengths and degrees of incline, the basic concept of a hill repeat is usually the same.

Good. Well, let me arrange a time for you to come in for an interview.

Just entered a room to be less than 10 minutes, the door is opened suddenly from outside, be foul-mouthed ground entered a man to come in.

It is fantastic to see you still have players in the modern world who come in with the hunger, the desire and are ready to fight.

Remember: Apps come in many rounds and seasons for a reason. You could be ready to go again in just a few months!

However, some residents have refused to leave the area, while others have come in and out of the zone to retrieve personal belongings.

If you were a regular motorman , and had been treated as we've been, you wouldn't want any one to come in and take your place, would you?

"I saw it turn and start heading down like it was diving to come in for a landing, but there's no landing [strip], " he said.

As she pointed out to me, my real apology to her will not come in the form of words. It will come from my behavior over time.

For the (global) economy, we have been saying for a year that the recovery will come in the first half of 2010.

I promise to tell her I won't come in her mouth, and I promise to come in her mouth anyway!

Nigerians themselves began to develop some wireless telecommunications companies, and three or four others have come in.

Just as he was opening his mouth, a fly come in suddenly.

Back at home, Captain and Maria return. Captain pulls down the Nazi flag hanging on the front house, tearing it apart. The children come in.

However, its built-in sharing links make it a cut above most basic readers and the alert system for keywords could come in very useful.

He was happy because he thought that he had come in time, even though it was at the last moment.

This could come in handy in some circumstances, such as if you were researching a topic and you forgot to save Web pages as you went.

I promise to tell her I won't come in her mouth, and I promise to come in her mouth anyway!

Nigerians themselves began to develop some wireless telecommunications companies, and three or four others have come in.

Just as he was opening his mouth, a fly come in suddenly.

Back at home, Captain and Maria return. Captain pulls down the Nazi flag hanging on the front house, tearing it apart. The children come in.

However, its built-in sharing links make it a cut above most basic readers and the alert system for keywords could come in very useful.

He was happy because he thought that he had come in time, even though it was at the last moment.

This could come in handy in some circumstances, such as if you were researching a topic and you forgot to save Web pages as you went.

For a while she had come in too, sat and did not speak there, just saw us having a meal soon.

ALLISON KERR: "I got the children to come in secret and dress up with several clues of a famous person. "

I realized then that he had not come in search of a banana and a muffin. He came in to get warm. In his heart.

ALLISON KERR: "I got the children to come in secret and dress up with several clues of a famous person. "

I realized then that he had not come in search of a banana and a muffin. He came in to get warm. In his heart.

Jenny always hates to be so short and tiny. However, her mother always says to her that best things come in small packages.

Believe it or not, some people, particularly children who happen to be the last to come in, leave their doors on the latch at night.

If any man hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with me.

So she unbolted the door, and told her to come in.

She told him to come in, her heart beating foolishly.

But just when he reached the point where it would break, line began to come in.

She really wasn't ready to wake up, as Amanda and her new boyfriend had come in late and woken her up.

I stand at the door and knock. Anyone who opens the door, I will come in and I will eat with him and he with Me.

I stand at the door and knock. Anyone who opens the door, I will come in and I will eat with him and he with Me.

There was a need for a race of Guardians and Healers that would come in and reset the Divine Blueprint in this particular Universal System.

Other weeds come in and out of fashion: consistency is not a strong point in people's attitudes to plants.

Classical sculpture is typically very serious and everyday people come in and they're kind of ready to be bored.

During his recovery, he made a vow his life wouldn't change. So, as before, he and his wife come in whenever there's a new art show.

So we thought everybody would come in through the front door, but in reality people came through the back door, the side doors, the roof.

But if it had been following the odor plume, it would have come in from the other direction.

Until come in contact with an information concerning civilization continuously on this week, let me have further thinking to this problem.

She tried to look calm as she unlatched the door and opened it for him to come in.

I stopped talking to allow them to ask the doctor their question, only to find out they had come in just to listen to my conversation.

I stopped talking to allow them to ask the doctor their question, only to find out they had come in just to listen to my conversation.

"I think the West Coast in general would be a very difficult place to come in and put in a massive coal-export terminus, " Dr. Fridley said.

And then he goes away for a few seconds to think about it some more, and thinks, "Maybe if I come in from a different angle. "

When he used to come in for the odd game, he looked nervy but now he's got that confidence about him - he looks the part.

Teach me to help and heal those animals and people I come in contact with. . . especially by being all that God made me to be.

The WindowBlinds version will come in a week or two.

You may be able to break old patterns that have come in the way of love, and also be better at spotting the one that is right for you.

There isn't an hour of my life without you in it. I mend the boats, test them, and all the memories come in like the tide.

They also turned out to be easy to implement, and come in very handy when we needed to pass data around the application.

He said he would not come in, but he came in after all.

Then said I, Lo, I come (in the volume of the book it is written of me, ) to do thy will, O God.

He pointed and nodded across the street to his own house, as if inducing his companion to come in.

they asked. no, she said. he's out. then we cannot come in, they replied.

But while she said she had not yet seen a flood of nannies looking for work, she too expected it come in the near future.

It would also make it easier to persuade people to come in once a year for testing at their local clinic, even if they felt well.

We're playing a good basketball team and a guy that I know is going to come in and want to break this streak.

All this was known thirty-five years ago; the great advances since then have come in the observational domain.

Their retreats have come in a changing landscape for hedge funds, pools of money that were once scarcely regulated at all.

"I would not say that there won't be interest rate hikes, but they may come in the third or fourth quarter, " he said.

He looked up very peacefully, saw who it was, said, "Ray, come in, " and bent his eyes again to the script.

I believe in the nobility of Duncan's loyalty, and his enthusiasm. Every time I come in the door, he's waiting to greet me with glee.

He notices if you don't come in, and asks you where you were the next day.

One of the psychology professors E-mailed back a lengthy response, with an invitation to come in and chat.

they would give him a handsome present , and it would come in very handy , as he was just going to be married.

If I could come in here, but I really have something urgent to say.

And when the messengers were come in, behold, there was an image in the bed, with a pillow of goats' hair for his bolster.

However, it did not indicate which part of the country the man was stationed nor how he might have come in contact with the virus.

Then he'd come in early the next day and surprise Mum with a bunch of wild cornflowers picked from the side of the road.

The company has also come in for ethical criticism, which must be particularly irksome to its high-minded founders.

And I knew they could come in and do something really different with it, put a dance break in it, here or there.

We only from the man, and said the fundus tears, will pick "don't come in to the warmth of blood" see a difference in robot vitality.

I ran out into the courtyard and began to cry out to other members of the apartment building to come in to the courtyard.

Every time I come in the door, he's waiting to greet me with glee.

Considering that this grape was thought to be a loser in the U. S. for decades, we're amazed how far it has come in such a short time.

Taipei Like Japan and China, Taiwan is not a tipping society-even though much of the currency seems to come in coin form.

The lips, as you can see, uh, they come out a little bit, and the corners come in just a little bit.

"simply ending every bleeding sketch by just having a policeman come in" (this had been a running joke throughout the whole episode).

Your talents, skills, and beliefs are just as much a part of you as the casing they come in.

'Can I speak to you? 'he asked. 'May I come in for a minute? 'His voice was shaking a little.

It's common to see large predatory sharks come in and feed on schools of bait-fish - the odd thing was I didn't see any bait-fish at all!

When hearing someone come in, she put her hand under the pillow and drew out with a small automatic.

If you know him a little, you can't count on him to come in time.

And he turned unto her by the way, and said, Come, I pray thee, let me come in unto thee: for he knew not that she was his daughter-in-law.

It has come in handy for me many times when I am trying to get out the door and found a pocket ripped or a button loose.

It was the governor, who, hearing of Faria's illness from the jailer, had come in person to see him.

The boss told me that I didn't have to come in tomorrow, or any other day.

When my 14 year old daughter interviewed for her first job, the interviewer asked if she wanted me to come in the room with her.

Not having children makes less work ----but it makes a quiet house , and Wright out to work all day , and no company when he did come in .

Come in, and stay with me for a little while, and there shall no harm happen to you.

The only working piece of equipment in my kitchen was a can crusher, because if it didn't come in a can, it came frozen in a box.

"Dad would come in and say, 'Well, Henry's outside and I've asked him to stay for dinner, ' " she said.

He opened the door for her to come in .

For you safety, please close the door after you come in and buckle the security chain.

She felt so sorry for him that she told him to come in and gave hem a seat near the fire.

Her mother impatiently met her at the door of the dressing-room, to ask why Lady Catherine would not come in again and rest herself.

The bo told me that I don't have to come in tomorrow, or any other day.

Facebook must be prepared to take the hits that will inevitably come in the court of public opinion.

Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the owner, but of all that come in contact with it.

The children all tried to come in the door at once, head over heels.

You can enjoy the company of others and come in contact with an ideal mate, if you get out and mingle.

" Oh, don't trouble, young master too polite. The girl, who told me to come in! " She said, to help me.

Everyone was keen to see fresh faces and fresh players come in, and he's been the one who's stood out out of everyone.

Well, let's see. I want her to come in three times a week for a couple of hours to clean the kitchen, bathroom and maybe do some cooking.

I remember at White House, how I would hear that Roosevelt had groaned because still another painting of him had come in as a gift.

It may come in the form of an enlightening book or set of tapes or your spiritual counselor and a workshop.

"The whole purpose of this is to have terms that are going to encourage financial institutions to come in and use the capital, " he said.

Made from the finest chocolate from Rococo Chocolates in London, the shots come in a beautifully packed black presentation box with ribbon.

After a few minutes, I said I had to go inside to meet my supporters and asked if the group wanted to come in. The man declined.

so he used to come in before I sat down, when all was ready, and climb up on the pole which supported the roof.

Some of them want more skilled people to come in, like the masons. We may be able to use them later.

as you know, we had some new investors that have come in.

(On her 19th century Halifax home, a former brothel) I come in at night and expect to see some transparent slut at the top of the stairs.

The only place in so large, someone come in, will be sure to someone to leave.

I believe he is the youngest son of an earl, but he seems to have come in the world.

The money will come in the form of loans from the Iraqi Finance Ministry, he said.

He has come in and brought us players on leaps and bounds, and certainly any other player will tell you that from Chelsea.

We calculate and estimate, and say that this and that will happen, and we forget to make room for God to come in as He chooses.

The only hope at present is for a robust international peacekeeping force to come in and allow the Ethiopians to withdraw.

After a few minutes, I said I had to go inside to greet my supporters and asked again if the group wanted to come in.

and in her efficient way arranged for Mrs. Morrison to come in and light the fire and give the old lady her breakfast.

Farming demand tends to come in spurts, owing to the substantial amount of agricultural storage capacity.

Do you think you'll be able to come in tomorrow? Or should I call off your appointments for tomorrow too?

When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink, Mr. Tompson shook his head.

Old Liu wanted to stop the front, the results come in the store and two, respectively, and the hand holding the steel dragons machete boats.

He says in Britain the threat posed by the extreme right normally does not come in the form of a major terror attack.

Don't keep your aunt out in the cold, ask her to come in!

The door opened, and Marius saw the tall Jondrette come in with a candle in her hand.

For instance, come in earlier to have a longer midday break or to make time for a yoga class or workout.

You've opened up every part of the body, every part of your awareness for this sensation to come in.

They created an atomized, segmented society and then the state had to come in and attempt to repair the damage.

If the governor says he will keep his hands off, and that you can do as you please , will you come in?

She is really a considerate to the people, her subtle and said: " please come in and sit down in a cup of tea. "

'The fact that we are willing to come in and pay a significant premium is a sign of our commitment to achieving that goal. '

His appointment must be confirmed by the board of the World Bank, a confirmation likely to come in the next two weeks.

THE fruits come in crowds into my orchard, they jostle each other. They surge up in the light in an anguish of fullness.

Cartons come in many different varieties but most cartons can be folded and assembled from a flat form, known as a carton blank.

However, one of the ACs, moving to join the end of the AC line, has come in range of the German BCs and takes some damage.

Performance breakthroughs seem to come in two varieties: easy and hard.

So before I write the article I set out to write (that'll come in a future column), let's take a look under the hood of the JVM.

Mohamed Sissoko looks increasingly likely to leave the club in January and Poli will reportedly come in as his replacement.

I see this as a whole movement, the outward and the inner, indivisible like the waters of the sea that come in and go out.

Like the pyrotechnics, Chinese text messages come in a variety of colours: yellow, grey, black and now, with official endorsement, red.

Accessor methods come in two flavors: setters and getters (sometimes referred to as mutators and accessors, respectively).

When Odom starts, he is just as comfortable playing with the rotation players when they come in as he is playing with the other starters.

Either you come in person, or you entrust someone with the matter.

Come in with your hair done the way you usually wear it curly, not thrown up into a bun, so they can assess the state of your hair.

Let air come in more easily - As a piston moves down in the intake stroke, air resistance can rob power from the engine.

They waited for the doctor to come in. Beth could not begin to think she had cancer. As her mind drifted off her cell phone rang.

Before long, he saw a man dressed in green come in and ask Sun to go with him.

Software appliances come in the form of a file which can be a virtual machine image, an ISO, a USB key image, or an Amazon EC2 AMI.

I am come in very truth leading you to Nature with all her children to bind her to your service and make her your slave.

A. The consumer price index is one of the areas where China's statisticians have come in for a lot of criticism.

Why not consider hiring a housekeeper to come in and clean your house once a week?

is wonderful unscramble: Drape agitation blots out the sky and cover up the earth and come, in be temperament, added charm and clever.

For cancer control in low- and middle-income countries, breakthroughs do not come in the form of spectacular new drugs for cure.

Do me a favor tell your mom we need you to come in for a blood sample.

It is rude of you to come in without knocking at the door.

At last the eldest daughter said somewhat severely to her father, "Go and ask him to come in and dine. "

But by the time I was certain she wanted me to come in her mouth I only had dribbles left.

No; because when I come in from the forge of a night, any one can see me turning to at it. But you never turn to at it, Biddy.

Feedback to subordinates is seldom smooth and continuous; it tends to come in pulses at the spur of adverse events.

However, I went, through wind and rain, and brought one, the doctor, back with me; the other said he would come in the morning.

Perhaps it was because in a sport dominated by Americans, no one believed that an Asian could come in and become a star.

These have to be manually labeled and sent to reviewers who can't come in to hear them .

modems, ADSL, any of these approaches let the still images come in incredibly good speeds and let you start playing with video.

This "distributed" navigation might come in the form of a feed reader, a link on a blog, a search engine, or some other content aggregator.

Don't come in again without a sound. You scared the daylights out of me.

Munchie regularly shows up at my front door asking to come in and play with me.

It is far too early, however, to believe that North Korea is really ready to come in from the cold.

One day while working at the cash register in the gift shop, I saw an elderly couple come in with a little girl in a wheelchair.