Come to call

And since the flow of communication never ends, you slip into a life of what I have come to call "reactionary workflow. "

In fact, strapping on a backpack and heading down the open road can be so powerful that I've come to call it the Travel Cure.

Not soon after I open my blog, some friends have come to call at my blog. I truly welcome all of you.

The drugs create a condition police have come to call an "excited delirium" that makes users paranoid, violent and unpredictable.

We have done three of what we have come to call New Technology Programs.

32I have come to call not the righteous but sinners to repentance .

We live in a galaxy of other stars; the Milky Way is not merely a glowing cloud but what we have come to call a galaxy, an island universe.

I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners.

Document 1 out onto the real estate industry seething, the industry heavyweight have come to call the real estate industry again.

For I have come to call not the righteous but sinners.

Thoughts about what we have come to call "positive worry" about the one they love begin to creep into their mind.

If you have come to call upon the Admiral and Mrs Croft, I must disappoint you.

It's what we have come to call internally the atomic unit of consumption.

But go and learn what this means: "I desire mercy, not sacrifice. " For I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.

You'll be warmly welcomed whenever you come to call on us.

The people of Guangzhou have gradually come to call this area "Chocolate City" .

Did he say he'd come to call on me?

How many of us are swept away by what I have come to call an "active laziness" ?

For I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.

Nearly two-thirds of the people in the survey said their households will distribute Halloween treats to children who come to call;

come to visit; come to call

When I come to call she won't forsake me

When I come to call