come to the

Read with the children the Phonics Rap. Let some of the children come to the front and read it for them.

If she had further considered the problem, she might have come to the correct conclusion.

We telephoned him to ask if he could come to the party.

Contain developers disorderly pricing, bidding up the price, or even a day two price of irregularities, has come to the point of it.

As soon as he come to the classroom, he began to read English.

s important for her to come to the party. =It is important that she should come to the party.

With that, I have come to the end of my briefing. We are now ready to take your questions concerning electricity regulation.

She said she would have come to the party, only she had an important meeting to attend then.

We who are your brothers and sisters from around the universe will come to the surface of your planet in physical form within this period.

It was the only time our parents allowed us to come to the family New year's Eve party, and we were all very excited.

I've come to the conclusion that we've got to be careful about how we toss around the term bully.

He was beginning to be afraid he had come to the wrong planet, when a coil of gold, the color of the moonlight, flashed across the sand.

Tell her to come to the party just as she is.

But more cynically-minded readers may come to the conclusion that this is, in fact, precisely the point.

If I did not come to the town I must be ill or something must have happened to me, and both of them were extremely anxious.

Please do not take it amiss if I say I'd rather you do not come to the airport to see me off.

The plans of four once-famous opera singers to put on a concert at their retirement home go wrong as buried grudges come to the surface.

Schools have been known to come to the aid of an injured dolphin and help it to the surface.

He used to come to the tea house, but I haven't seen him for nearly a month.

Mr. Obama said he had come to "the place where Islam began" to consult with the Saudi king on issues confronting the Middle East.

and I shall begin directly by asking you what made you so unwilling to come to the point at last.

Al though no one will come to the close grove to appreciate me, but I have the bright moonlight to company with me, that's enough.

Later, when her mother-in-law, Naomi, heard that "the Lord had come to the aid of his people, " it was time for her to go home!

it's very kind of you to come to the railway station to see me it .

If you were sending a U-boat in to pick up a fugitive spy, what would you think was the nearest sub could safely come to the coast?

The special person gets to hear the stories and come to the realization that they have made a difference on this earth.

He said, "A truly virtuous man would come to the aid of the most distant stranger as quickly as to his own friend. "

He said he would come to the meeting personally.

Have the children come to the front of the class to identify the different objects. You say the object and the student will find it.

Rather, it would reflect the fact that compensation that was previously hidden had now come to the surface.

Barak wanted me to come to the region, but I wanted Arafat to say yes to the Israelis on the big issues embodied in my parameters first.

Ask children to come to the board and draw decorations on it: a red bauble, a yellow star, a blue angel, a green present, etc.

Mary phoned the next day to tell us that she couldn't come to the party.

In front of the company, he was knocked Yue Lai candidates come to the ground, it falls on his head.

It was the sort of house that you never seem to come to the end of, and it was full of unexpected places.

Gold is melted over a hot fire and all the dross or impurities come to the surface to be skimmed off, leaving only pure gold behind.

The First Lady said the dog will come to the White House in April, but the name is still undecided.

I went with him to his carriage, and he said: "Don't trouble to come to the office till twelve to-morrow. "

But speaking about Chinese people, I feel as if the Chinese immigrants that come to the United States are incredibly rude.

They come to the front cabin. The stewardess opens one of the overhead compartments and she finds a handcart in it.

Have some of the children come to the front and read the Phonics Rap to the other children.

The children come to the Abbey to see Maria. Sister Margarita answers their bell.

Cathy: If you come to the front desk, I can give you a map of the local area and point out some sights for you.

I think he might have finally come to the realization that he's making a mistake by going forward with the trial and representing himself.

He made an excuse and did not come to the party this evening.

Here he let the Enchanted Horse come to the ground, but he did not at once enter the city.

We urged her to come to the party with us, but she protested that she was too tired.

Now its price is only over 5, you can buy as many as you can. Then you needn't come to the securities firm until when I tell you to sell it.

American officials said they were trying to make it easier for foreign students to come to the US.

said the Swallow, who liked to come to the point at once, and the Reed made him a low bow.

Only after you have discussed the matter with her can she come to the right solution.

Now I have come to the understanding of the fact when you wanted to lend a helping hand, you were unable to help anything.

When the children come to the garden they find the Giant dead under a tree. He is covered with white blossoms .

I decided to try giving up books for a week because I have come to the point where I wonder if they are holding me back.

When I decided to come to the USA graduate school , I spent almost a year to prepare for the GRETOEFL examine the application process done.

I asked her why she had come to the nursing home, and she described the recent passing of her husband after 73 years of marriage.

You do not come to the consideration of that question with the previous habits of mind, and habits of life, that belong to many young women.

Now we come to the part of the trailer where the word "Smurf" reveals some of its many hidden meanings.

And I invited the prime minister to come to the White House in December, as we plan for all the important work that we have to do together.

However , though it has brought mankind merits , some undesirable side- effects have gradually come to the surface .

We're nearing the end of our journey through these files and have come to the crux of the matter.

Get the children to come to the front and stick their decoration on the Christmas Tree when they've finished.

Nancy took a swig of her beer, which tasted good, then decided to come to the point.

David Kendall said the grand jury was welcome to come to the White House if Starr would not videotape my secret testimony.

I have discovered that by examining someone else's work new ideas of my own have come to the surface and I am able to start working.

The time had come, so I carefully put the babies on the floor of the kitchen and held my breath, ready to come to the rescue if necessary.

I shall not be able to come to the office tomorrow.

"Sandy, I've come to the decision that I'm not ready to get married, " he announced, none too gently.

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee approved the bill more than a year ago, but it has yet to come to the floor.

It's most kind of you to come to the airport in person to see me off.

It is usually through phone calls that you come to the first private contact with an overseas cooperative partner.

Make it part of the announcement. Then people who can't make it during the day can at least come to the after party.

The next day Merlin invited all the princes and dukes of the kingdom to come to the cathedral to crown Arthur as the true king of England .

Dixon felt sad: he realized for the first time that it was really very unlikely that she would come to the Ball.

Get children to come to the front one at a time. The children should read out their sentences and the other children must guess who it is.

If one of my family happened to come to the front of the house in time to see me, of course the conversation would be rudely broken off.

'I won't let that boy come to the garden if you stay with him instead of talking to me! '

This also you cleared up in a very effective way, though I had already come to the same conclusions from my own observations.

Carr was already talking to his mother. He told her to come to the store in a hurry.

He had come to the Sahel from Australia four years earlier with his wife and infant son (they would have three more children in Africa).

We have come to the point that food is just as entertaining as a good movie.

"It has come to the surface now, " he said, "because Iraq is a free country. "

yes . albert wrote to request me to come to the opera , doubtless that i might be a witness to the insult he meant to offer you .

At least 300, 000 Cubans have come to the United States since 1994, when an accord was signed granting 20, 000 American visas a year.

Come to the nightmare, come to me, deep down in the dark were the devil be.

Read with the children: Why do you itch? I ate a flea sandwich. Let some of the children come to the front and read it for themselves.

Welcome you to come to the long-distance passenger carrying station of the sea city!

For some time, I did not come to the small Bobo, and I look forward to a new article, some friends were losing their patience bar.

His lectures are interesting but he never seems to come to the point.

"I've pretty much come to the conclusion that I'm going to have to move if I want to earn what I made before, or close to it, " he said.

When it had come to the sale of his office effects McTeague had rebelled with the instinctive obstinacy of a boy.

Tell her to dress and come to the door at once. Her husband is in the hospital, injured, and wants to see her.

He said they had come to the city because his wife needed to go through a surgical operation for her stomach.

Then when you have had enough just ask them the name of the shop and tell them that you have come to the wrong place.

Sometimes kids would come to the set, and I could see them looking at me anxiously.

"Either they are superdiscreet, or perhaps they haven't come to the surface, " he said.

He did not come to the party today, because he had to look after his sick mother.

This was the young Viscount Raoul Chagny. He had come to the performance with his older brother, the Count Philippe Chagny.

So the king issued a proclamation for all marriageable girls to come to the garden, under pain of death, to try to pick the pomegranates.

In the case of the eurozone periphery, it is hard to claim that this will come to the rescue.

Without words, quarrels can't be resolved, resentment can't come to the surface. We lose the power to share the meaning of our lives.

The article discusses how both Russia and China are trying to get Ahmadinejad to calm down and come to the table.

We have come to the crux of the matter.

The question is, if you were in a coma, whom would you more trust to come to the conclusion that you would want: your spouse or a machine?

The simplicity that's possible during difficult economic times would not come to the fore if a crisis had not occurred.

Had Tom come to the party last night, he might have met Mary.

They wonder what I must think for a person to come to the office with that symptom.

tens of thousands of tourists come to the festival to see new films and plays and hear music played by famous artists and musicians.

I wasn't invited. If I had been invited, I would have come to the party.

It has come to the surface over the last few years.

Jorah Mormont had fought longer and harder, but he would have come to the same place in the end.

"We have had quite a few people come to the lake to use their model speedboats which is unacceptable, " the unidentified spokesman said.

It took me totally a year to come to the very fact of what kind of life university possesses.

'But what happens when you come to the beginning again? ' Alice ventured to ask.

Now, they come to the boat. It has two seats. Papa sits on the small seat. Small Bear sits on the big seat.

Please come to the office with your $100 deposit if you'd like to book any of these flights.

Mr Jin also warned that there was no guarantee China would come to the rescue of Europe's ailing banks.

Should it come to the worst, any significant ECB losses on the SMP would have to be met through a politically toxic recapitalisation.

Calls by the rebel council for foreigners to come to the rescue, muted a week ago, sound increasingly desperate.

Many more examples could be mentioned, but to come to the point: By chance, this concertgoer is a competent music connoisseur.

And now I come to the root of the matter, the reason for my starting a diary: it is that I have no such real friend.

Play the passing game: Students come to the front to say and lead them to read the proverbs about " Affection" .

As the result of mortification, impurities are removed. Then special powers come to the body and the sense-organs.

In recruiting for Carnegie Mellon, he finds young Chinese less eager to come to the U. S. than those of his generation.

You've come to the right store. We've got a beautiful and wide selection of earrings for you to choose from.

"I just think this is a case of throwing bread out there to see how many fish come to the surface, " said one source in the industry.

"Teenagers don't come to the store, " he said. "They don't read in Polish if they live here. They forget. That's the fact of life. "

Susan: I should come to the railway station. Oh! It's time for you to get on the train.

Please come to the police station with me to be questioned.

They had come to the end of the rainbow, and the pot of gold was no longer there.

She was unable to come to the meeting today due to healths problems.

Then I'm going to come to the Staples Center and get ready to work.

European source said he hoped that the latest ruling would persuade Boeing to come to the negotiating table.

Go where you want to, give where you care to, But come to the bank a moment, show your smile - Take away my golden paddy when you sail.

If you think of the other person as a helpless 5 year old child your compassion and forgiveness will come to the fore.

She's always chasing cats out of the garden to protect the birds which come to the bird table.

He said he'd come to the discussion.

Will it do it? Not necessarily, no. As I said, if he's in the park and there's a rear-end to sniff, why come to the owner?

Nixon had come to the problem by a more political route than I.

Conversely , low roasting temperatures fail to develop fully the welcome aromas, and acidity tends to come to the fore.

It's a pity you can't come to the concert. At any rate you'll be able to hear it on the radio.

After Deng, under Jiang and Hu, the conflicts within the market economy have constantly come to the surface.

And I've come to the conclusion because you've asked this other question, "What's another thing you can't see? " The point, most of us.

"Actually, it was my idea to come to the Chelsea, " O'Neill says, throwing his wife a knowing glance.

Answer for Reference: I find it difficult to come to the conclusion that the surface of this area is composed of sand particles.

This chart show visitor from europe express as a percentage of the total number of tourist come to the uk each year.

He was busy with his experiment yesterday, otherwise he would have come to the meeting.

We have come to the end of 2008 and soon we will enter 2009. Now is a good time for you to reflect on how your life is going.

This coming week is going to be pretty tough, since we've come to the trickiest part of the whole construction job.

Come to the interview prepared to talk about yourself, your career objectives and your interests.

It is believed to be a race of supermen and super women who occasionally come to the surface to oversee the development of the human race.

Please come to the following web sites to enjoy the original audio and video versions of these jokes, and you will be happy all day long.

When you come to the front, just say your last name and then first name, and I'll get your info packet.

This is a migrant school established for the children of rural farmers and peasants who have come to the east, to the big cities, for work.

When he asked why we'd come to the island, we told him we were interested in taking pictures.

At the time appointed he shall return, and he shall come to the south, but the latter time shall not be like the former.

Now that all the bills are in, we've come to the moment of truth--can we afford to live here or not?

If you hadn't come to the meeting yesterday, you might have been scolded by the boss.

Seen clowns in the show to catch the ball? Constantly thrown up a good number also come to the ball, you can accurately received several ?

In general what he said didn't come to the point.

When Keesh arrived in the village, the council sent a messenger to ask him to come to the meeting.

For some of you your best work is yet to be done, and you will come to the front after disclosure.

Come to the bank and moor your boat for a while.

Only a fraction of anorgasmia cases come to the attention of clinicians, he said.

We all consider it a pity that you didn't come to the party.

If there's any problem, he'll ask for an announcement to be made over the Tannoy System, asking Mr. Schmitt to come to the reception desk.

Mrs Hart: Come to the front of the class, Sandy. Stand against the wall please.

In verses 54-55, Mary says, "He has kept the promise he made to our ancestors, and has come to the help of his servant Israel. "

As we dug up the dirt, however, other limbs and body parts started to come to the surface.

He's basically come to the same conclusions as me, only he's actually sorted, rather than just a organizational voyeur like me.

Can go a half, my mother said you went to go do the Peak road, I said it, do not, and has come to the cliff side valley, just, I go quickly.

Do not prophesy evil, but good. Men of hope come to the front.

The next morning Mary phoned to tell us that she couldn't come to the party.

Things were so disheartening that he had come to the conclusion that there was not much chance of their succeeding in running the blockade.

It was reported vaguely that several young men had been asked to come to the police station and "assist the police. "

Here we come to the very heart of the matter.

Perhaps she had come to the conclusion that my lost soul was more valuable than petty pride.

Their father, Abraham Friedman, had come to the United States from Russia. He sold chickens when he first arrived.

Though I have come to the new house for a few days. I'm getting on well with my neighbors.

Ben said he will be very busy tonight. In other words, he won't come to the party.

Henry was giving a lot of history and explanation, but his father asked him to come to the point.

It was a night when sorrow may come to the brightest without causing any great sense of incongruity.

If you'd like to have a meal prepared, you could come to the galley with me and choose something for your child.

Please come to the police station with me for identity verification.

As part of the campaign, the airline flew London Mayor Boris Johnson out to New York to convince business leaders to come to the UK.

Who can come to the front of the time, help me find the next screen.

But you shall come to the place, which the Lord your God shall choose out of all your tribes, to put his name there, and to dwell in it.

You want you knees and your feet to just kind of come to the surface, and then go back down.

Then as you penetrate deeper into the bazaar, the noise of the entrance fades away, and you come to the muted cloth market.

And a month into it, I come to the office, and I have this email from one of our students.

All the lights were turned on and I saw that many people had come to the set; and I realized that the others planned a surprise for me!

We've come to the end of this month in which we've focused on the inner life of the Christian.

and beyond that there is nothing for a vast distance until you come to the region of the stars.

All residents should at least come to the Lover River once for a feast of coffee and music.

For this reason I have come to the conclusion that I would like to see euthanasia legalized.

But now tough, new rubbers have come to the rescue. Moreover, these rubbers are not being used just as pads.

Also, the overcapacity in the industrial sector and commercial realestate will come to the surface.

Come to the city. There's so much to do. Eat in a restaurant. Look in a shap.

But you did not come to the bar in the early Twenties. I know that you were poor then and lived in a different quarter.

From one feast day to the next we ought to fix our purpose as though we were then to pass from this world and come to the eternal holyday.

Were the fungus to come to the U. S. , an estimated one billion dollars' worth of wheat would be at risk.

He has come to the end of the sight, and the fresh village beauty was at the end of her description.

As long as the professional website appears, the age of electronic commerce has come to the goldfish sales in the meantime.

If for any reason you receive the wrong pictures, please come to the office to see the secretary.

I should be delighted if you were able to come to the banquet.

Once you come to the United States, you can stay for the length of your period of study.

I don't think after death can the set of come to the bise cold rain, since the target be the horizon and stay to world can figure.

From then on the little dove would come to the garden and ask the same question again and again.

I dropped off the train in Milan as it slowed to come to the station early in the morning before it was light.

At midnight he was the last to come to the pyre, carrying a sleepy Qing-jay in his arms.

A common people can come to the throne and rule a region as long as he is one of the said ranks.

So please come to the world Phoenix Lifestyle Magazine creates just for you and experience the brand-new enjoyments .

We've got a few players coming back from injury as we come to the business end of the season.

All her family and her friends come to the game and cheer for her.

So speak up but assume that what you say will come to the attention of those inclined to be offended by it.

There is no need for you to come to the meeting.

Here we come to the rub of the matter.

Food could be bought in the market and sometimes people would come to the door offering a (live) chicken or some oranges.

Heated discussions are normal, but we like to see nobody hurt as we come to the truth.

For the Hope Project, for the deprived children, please come to the charity Bazaar and contriBute your money as a token of your love.

Erskine Bowles had come to the White House from the Small Business Administration as deputy chief of staff, switching jobs with Phil Lader.

If that all seems a bit too Ray Mears for you, a new department of the gift economy has come to the rescue.

Earthworms will come to the surface to mate, and signal each other by a type of vibration called drumming.

Finally come to the end of a ground sharp arris glaze, the original is not a very painful thing.

The reason why she didn't come to the party was that she hadn't received the invitation.

I'm sorry the last time did not come to the emergency and say hello.

After that, they come to the unit for a check-up once a week.

Since that day, the image itself, as a famous Hushang chairpersons , actor "served" Dr. really come to the atmosphere to a climax.

I would have come to the meeting, if i had known about it.

When they come to the nursery to fetch the children, the children lock them in from the outside.

If you are interested in signing your kids up, please come to the office to see the Registrar.

I come to the garden. There is no bud at all. The trees there are not coming into leaf.

One night, when Sakya Trizin was staying down at the Gangtok Bazaar, some disciples came and urged him to come to the Palace Gompa quickly.

They might have come to the wrong conclusion.

B: She can't come to the phone right now. Could you leave your name and phone number? So I can have Amy to call you back ?

In the developed world, the main business opportunity will be in decommissioning as the old stations come to the end of their lives.

First, it needs someone to start or stop the music. Who wants to come to the front and do this?

Krishnamurti: Let's forget childhood memories and all that nonsense, and come to the present.

This was the closest humanity had come to the discovery imagined in Jurassic Park.

The tortoise is angry, said: "the rabbit rabbit, you don't jauntier, let's come to the race. "

Things have been simmering for a long time, but now they are beginning to come to the boil.

And the ancients of that city shall come to the person slain, and shall wash their hands over the heifer that was killed in the valley.

And when through any of these means it does come to the light, is that the light of the eternal?

I would like to see you in three days. If the symptoms get worse, come to the emergency clinic immediately.

But I always felt that we now have come to the end of this Royal Road10 of western science.

for any baidu search engine effective are paid search engine baidu, let it artificially row to come to the front and even in the first.

If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, you've come to the right place.

After many twists and turns, we come to the long awaited birth of a child to Abraham and Sarah.

or by opening Heavenly Gate and Heavenly Eyes, QI of that parts become thin, thus the information will come to the inside easily.

This debilitating dream of a status quo is the symptom of a society which has come to the end of its development.