come to that

It is unlikely to come to that, although Lisbon's fate could still turn into a race against the British electoral clock.

In either case, it gives us pause as to what China has come to that such a grisly incident could have occurred.

It sounds as if you are not the right person to succeed him and that his superiors have already come to that conclusion.

When it come to that, Simley would ante up money on him as long as he had a red.

Let me drive you back, or come to that, you could spend the night here.

It would never come to that for me, you know.

And now we come to that example that we have mentioned before of the billiard balls, paradigm example of a matter of fact.

"I'm afraid it's come to that, " she said.

The doctors will operate if it proves necessary, but it may not come to that.

So Id like to offer you this opportunity to at least save yourself should it come to that .

Taiwan may be the first country to come to that conclusion, post-Fukushima. But it won't be the last.

'They'll be trying to muddle through and hope it doesn't come to that.

Western diplomats appear to have come to that conclusion.

How did he come to that point, knowing that Islam forbids suicide and that immolation by fire is alien to Arab and Muslim culture?

Give you a weighing scales now, you BE BE not can find out to come to that special guy?

Neither, come to that, was it what I had had in mind when I embarked on my sabbatical: my intention was to write a novel.

But you have to come to that decision on your own or as a couple. Don't let anyone else's opinions sway you.

Six years later it has come to that: the south becomes independent on Saturday.

They have come to that conclusion by drawing on data from a 15-year experiment conducted by Purina, an American dog-food company.

Many are married to partners from another country (and divorced from a spouse from still another country, come to that).

I'd like to come to that point a bit later on, if you don't mind.

Let us come to that later. 'Marriage', on the other hand, is a formal, legal relationship between a man and a woman.

If you look at the number of shots we've had and chances opponents have created you don't come to that conclusion.

If I ever come to that just pull the plug.

"We'll hope it has not quite come to that, " said Mr. van der Luyden firmly.

For the man himself it surely will not come to that; for others it quite possibly will.

He must make the decision himself. Fortunately, I haven't come to that crucial point yet.

But perhaps it may still come to that, nonetheless.

But you have to come to that decision on your won or as a couple.

It has not yet come to that in Spain, and its lawmakers want to keep it that way.

There is no book to read if you have come to that point.

Come to that, what about all the words that English picks up abroad?

But before we come to that conflict, we must traverse a long history of many centuries.

It is perfectly reasonable to immediately come to that conclusion because of the symmetry of the parabola.

I also don't take many phone calls, but we'll come to that later.

It may not come to that, however.

Political suicide? We will come to that shortly. First things first.

And sadly, it may well come to that.

Tomoyo: I was wishing it should not come to that.

It takes time and motivation to come to that person and tell them how they feel.

David Beckham's left foot, come to that.

I didn't expect those few dishes to come to that much.

Sheldon: As your friend, let's hope it doesn't come to that.

The hope is that "balancing" does not have to come to that.

The closest thing you can come to that is by creating something that lives beyond you.

We'll come to that later.

We will come to that shortly.

I'll come to that.

Will you let it come to that result?

For example: I would like to come to that question later.

I was not very well off at that time. Come to that, not many of us were.