come in for

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

"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.

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

This article will no doubt come in for a great deal of criticism.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

But after unveiling such an opaque policy shift, at the least China will come in for a lot of questions about what its real intentions are.

While Obama did not name GE Capital, investors said it could easily come in for more federal oversight.

Their handling of the case has come in for a great deal of criticism.

Despite its best intentions, it has come in for regular criticism since the very start of its task in January 2008.

Big watermelon seeds with a distinctive taste must come in for your profuse praise.

The deregulation of the last few decades has come in for a lot of blame for the current financial crisis.

She's come in for her share of hurt, but gotten off with minor damage.

Once we'd identified stories or images and had them animated, he would come in for a review.

And return to us by email or fax. For reference, you may be invited to come in for an interview.

Generally, Tarantino has never come in for criticism for remaking what was already an excellent film.

As I've been lying wide awake for a couple of hours, I know I've come in for it again tonight.

If you carry on like this you'll come in for it sooner or later.

I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink.

On May 15, Loskutov received a call from the police asking him to come in for a chat.

Today, my boss contacted me to come in for a quick meeting.

Manuel has a test in training and Song has a test as well but we lose Diaby so he [Song] should come in for him.

Doctor: I'm glad you decided to come in for a checkup.

China's media restrictions have come in for heavy criticism as product recalls have created uncertainty about the safety of goods.

If orders come in for a particular strain, millions of eggs could be produced in months or even weeks.

You can even have a babysitter or friend come in for an hour or so each night to help everyone eat and get ready for bed.

Client volume is small at about 70 a week, of whom 25 come in for one-to-one financial advice.

Suspicion, discontent, and strife, come in for dowry with a wife---Robert Herrick, poet.

Gentlemen, am I not to come in for a share of the profits?

When ActionCOACH tells job candidates they'll be evaluated in a group when they come in for an interview, most react with surprise.

Some potential employees refuse to come in for a group interview or walk out halfway.

Right now, patients come in for a biopsy, go home, and wait several days for the results.

Patients with good eyesight don't think anything is wrong with their vision and will not come in for a dilated eye exam.

The Frenchman has come in for criticism since the 3-1 defeat at the Britannia Stadium over the weekend.

Phrasal verbs are made up of a verb and a preposition, such as "come on" and "come in for" .

This thesis has come in for strong criticism, particularly from Professor Bruce Hoffman of Georgetown University.

Her advice is very specific: necessary element of the script is the key phrase: When can I come in for an interview?

On Saturdays the tenants from the near-by farms come in for a day of talk and trade.

And Adonijah said, "Come in, for you are a worthy man and bring good news. "

The popular search engine has come in for persistent criticism over its practice of keeping information on its servers indefinitely.

Don't throw these old newspapers away; they may come in for something or other.

And at least one private firm has come in for criticism for attempting to sell carbon credits based on ocean fertilisation.

Hold on for controversy though, as this study has come in for considerable criticism with some saying its claims are wildly overblown.

However, Beijing has come in for heavy criticism from many western governments for its tactics at the talks.

Neil: Yes, that's right. When would you be available to come in for an interview?

Eg. Won't you come in for a minute?

i hate to disturb you, but can i come in for a moment please?

It's a fact of life that if you're in any way well known, then you're going to come in for criticism.

The plans for the new tax have come in for a lot of flak.

Morning, the market index opened low before attracted many individuals to come in for chips.

Private equity has come in for much political criticism, but its more serious problems are financial.

When you come in for the middle of the season you keep the team going as it is.

Modifying the phrase to, Can I come in for an interview? ' won't be as effective.

The garments that the elder child had outgrown might come in for the younger one.

room, waiting for the doctor to come in for the baby's first exam.

Come in for some time, he was always annoyed.

France is likely to come in for much outside criticism for its burqa ban.

May I come in for a look?

Banks in particular have come in for criticism.

Come out, come out! I cannot come in, for I must dance.

May I come in for a few moments?

I don't even listen to the offers that come in for me because I don't need anything that I haven't already got at Arsenal.

In the West, dragons usually don't come in for a good press.

The government's economic policies have come in for much criticism in the newspapers.

He often asked Philip to come in for a chat.

The Government's economic policies have come in for much criticism in the newspaper.

May I come in for an interview at your convenience?

At first, I thought they were come in for lunch later, I know I misunderstood, originally they are come in for our performance.

Neal: Anne, could you please come in for a short while?

I cannot come in, for I must dance.

Dried fruit has come in for the first time, while women's fleeces are out. Hardboard is being replaced by MDF.

You wanna come in for a beer or something?

Thank you. May I come in for an interview?

When can I come in for an appointment?

Others toiled and you have come in for the harvest of their toil.

His latest novel has come in for a lot of criticism.

I'll give mine away on Appletell. Because I don't need it. But thanks, Apple. Come in for a man hug.

Won't you come in for a cup of coffee?

Could I come in for an interview?

Their industrial plan has come in for much blame.

Kitty Hawkasauras-1 to control tower. Preparing to come in for a landing. -Landing where? All I can see is that smoldering volcano.

Come in for supper, go back to the sheep.

As many as 20 customers a day come in for such services, Mr. Lim says.

This article will come in for criticism.

Those old clothes may come in for dusters.

New failures come in for scrutiny too.

Why come in for a cold?

When can you come in for an interview?

If you let us come in for free.

May I come in for turn down service?

Mother called us to come in for dinner.

Time to come in for the kill.

I've come in for my book.

GM has come in for special criticism however, because it is 61 per cent owned by the US government.

What did I come in for?

If they want to have you come in for an interview, do it!

Do you want to come in for some lemonade?

Would you like to come in for a nightcap?

would you like to come in for a coffee?

Would you like to come in for a drink?

When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink,

make sure you come in for a checkup before christmas

the patient has come in for a standard checkup

Come in for sth be the object of sth; attract sth; receive sth