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"Coming to the health facility with my wife will help us know of our HIV status, and thereafter plan our future together, " he said.

Mrs Brooks, thinking that the speaker was coming to rush out of the door, hastily retreated down the stairs.

Something terrible must have happened if Li Chang was not coming to eat with him as he always did.

As you modify yourself of the extremes, then others around you and your life circumstance will alter coming to the sincere middle road.

We must enquire into the matter ourselves before coming to a decision.

Suddenly Mrs White stopped. She was very excited. "He's coming to the door. . . Perhaps he's bringing the money! "

The train is about to start now. I am very grateful to you for coming to see me off.

Important factors in coming to the decision, he said , were the sense of responsibility he learnt in his childhood and his Christian faith .

And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with a plea, Grant me justice against my adversary, she would say.

First he told me he would put in for me to raffle, and did so, some small matter coming to his lot, he presented it to me.

I know you're nervous about your old man coming to visit, but I don't have to let you take it out on Taylor, or me!

More broadly, some of the contradictions inherent in the economic (and market) rebound are coming to the surface.

SOAP is the newcomer to this set of technologies, however, only coming to the scene within the last couple of years.

The next day he saw Jesus coming to him and said, Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!

Playing ball in the swamp is like a slow-motion movie coming to a halt every time a player sinks in a hole, she said.

There are beams of light coming to Earth from old and ancient star systems that have been working with you for eons .

Those first few days, Suha began to question whether she had made the right decision coming to America.

You might be right, but I want to ask you to listen to my whole story before coming to a conclusion.

It is clear, at least to me, that those envelopes coming to your parish are not notes from well-wishers.

She said that she was coming to see me the next month.

But Jesus said, Allow the little children and do not prevent them from coming to Me, for of such is the kingdom of the heavens.

Quentin, maybe the giant has gotten out of the dark valley! Maybe he is coming to save us, right now!

It's a question of our suddenly coming to understand the sentence in a way that perhaps no individual speaker would want to give it.

Unfortunate being, once make great efforts not to welcome the result coming to be in favor with the general public.

With more investors coming to believe that the beginning of an economic recovery is approaching, stocks have been advancing.

and Marissa smiled to see Professor Bell coming to the front.

He'd recognised my accent because he'd had a Welsh friend -- or mentor as he called him -- in Kosovo before coming to New York.

One of them was Farooq Farani, who has been coming to the court for seven years, trying to resolve a property dispute.

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

The trend seems to be that more fraud is coming to the U. S. because we're the one last holdout in magnetic stripe cards.

Since I have been in prison he has always been coming to see me, and at times he would talk to me, and was as good to me as could be.

It should feel as if something is going on, as if it is coming to life.

She said she was coming to see me before she left.

I have had enough about this kind of feeling, and furthermore, I can't wait for the doomsday coming to me without doing anything.

Slowly, surely, Bryant must be coming to terms with the truth that there's no championship salvation to be found in a trade.

As you dream with floral, quietly coming to your line of sight, for your four seasons in full bloom the fragrance inside.

You can certainly get the money back. But when coming to think of the devil to pay, I advise you to give it up.

He seemed genuinely pleased that I was coming to live with him for the first time with any degree of permanence.

But when a Chinese exchange student he and his wife hosted said she was coming to visit, he drove down to Moncton to get her.

" I've just arrived by train, " she said. "'I'm coming to see you. "

I know how much U dreaded coming to the hospital although U never said anything. I felt it.

I've got a million things to do tomorrow. My Old Pair are coming to town for a few days and I've got to get my place in order.

A relation of yours is coming to see you. She will be arriving this evening and intends to stay for a few days.

You can imagine our alarm, then, when Aunt Clara wrote to say that she was coming to stay with her family (for ) weekend .

Before coming to power, he said he would prefer to serve only one five-year term.

Now, I was coming to her as an adult, and she knew it was no longer a phase.

John 1 : 47 Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him, and saith of him, Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile!

Said that he made no threats and was only coming to the defense of his wife, and that he told Malone to stay away from his wife.

One of the few pieces of good news is that Wall Street finally seems to be coming to grips with the depth of its problems.

until coming to the broad, flat, armorial tombstone of a departed worthy -- perhaps of Isaac Johnson himself -- she began to dance upon it.

" Just then, the telephone rang. It was my aunt Lucy. " I've just arrived by train, " she said. " I'm coming to see you.

Young but wise souls have been coming to Earth for quite sometime, and now they shape up to share their knowledge with you.

He said that he had been coming to see me for ages.

He said that he was in the habit of coming to the garden with his father to get lettuces for their Sunday dinner.

Since coming to the United States from Colombia in the 1990s, he said, he has felt a special connection to the statue.

She said she was coming to the party, but cried off at the last moment.

On a typical night, the company he owns will have 10 to 15 rooms booked at the hotel, for foreign visitors coming to do business with him.

If I'd known I was coming to a place that had nothing but fresh air, I would have brought a surgical mask.

Then the disciples, coming to Jesus privately, said, Why were we not able to cast it out?

If I knew for a certainty that a man was coming to my house with the conscious design of doing me good, I should run for my life.

"Mr. Hareton is desirous of increasing his amount of knowledge, " I said, coming to his rescue.

David, don't be cross with your little Dora, ' she said, coming to sit on my knee. But I wanted to show I could be firm.

Overall then, the next 6 months should be a great time for anyone whose contract is coming to an end - a case of something for everyone!

I didn't know you were coming to see me. What's the matter?

you're going to be drinking pee soon. Recycled wastewater is coming to a tap near you--if it isn't there already.

We are discussing this at the moment . . . There seem to be some price hikes in the second half of this year coming to the market.

What she did not understand was a fear of crowds that could keep a mother from coming to meet her daughter after nine years.

She inquired of him the reason for not coming to the party.

She insisted that you were coming to visit her last night too, so she had me scouring the hospital halls looking for you to no avail.

she continue. ' they coming to class and do hair, turning on their radios and will curse you out in a minute.

He said the key was to "break the link" between people coming to the UK to work and gaining citizenship, which increased the population.

But the industry seems to be coming to terms with the fact that it is no longer as young and sprightly as it once was.

Madoff treated him well, Nasi said, rarely if ever yelling at him, often coming to his desk to ask if everything was okay.

Of course everybody coming to China wants to see the Great Wall, so it must be a tourist place.

Duo shook his head sadly, wishing he was just a spectator, and not the Angel of Death, coming to declare war on Earth.

But suddenlly I seemed to see LiuXiang coming to me , he encouraged me to stand up and go on running !

The depreciation of sterling had helped, he said, making the cost of coming to the capital more appealing to overseas investors.

On 25 July, Mussolini went for an audience with the king just as he had done every Sunday since coming to power.

has always sort of kept an image in my head of , you know, the beginning of people coming to America .

Sleepless in one, she did not feel tired, coming to the door of a storm, there is no sense of foreboding.

He was continually coming to her with some tale or other, by which he might creep into favor at the expense of persons maligned.

Something terrible must have happened if Maochang was was not coming to eat with him as he always did.

You know everything about the industry and people will begin coming to you for information that you actually know!

when I called him to say You know, I'm coming to the U. S.

My sons will go their way, and I cannot hold them, though it saddens me to see what they are coming to.

Insuperable difficulties, as it seems to me, prevent from coming to any just conclusion on this head.

The company fired him for his not coming to work on time.

but before coming to any decision we must consider the matter thoroughly.

It made his ears ring, a little, when he thought of the story of himself coming to the Waste, and he thought about not answering.

The company fired him for his not coming to work on time.

but before coming to any decision we must consider the matter thoroughly.

It made his ears ring, a little, when he thought of the story of himself coming to the Waste, and he thought about not answering.

I'm coming to you as you coming to me for so long. Although we haven't know each other before the date.

Mr Tucker said he thought employees would stop coming to work at an institution slated for closure.

Man, look at the time! Almost two o'clock! Got to get back to the rat race - I've got people coming to see me all afternoon.

Didn't you know about the ball game downtown? Everyone's coming to see that.

"I don't want to know what they were like, " Ole Anderson said. He looked at the wall. "Thanks for coming to tell me about it. "

You ca new great certainly get the money bair conditionerk. But when coming to think of the devil to pay; I tell you to give it up.

I'm glad your father is coming to dinner, it will be a golden opportunity for me to ask his advice.

I'm glad your father is coming to dinner, it will be a golden opportunity for me to ask his advice.

Me, a laptop, two suitcases, and I'm coming to see you.

'As the world deals with the global economic crisis, the value of gold as the only true 'hard currency' is coming to the fore, ' he said.

Living abroad, I might have called that wishfulness . Coming to Japan, I've learned to call it realism.

Then Portia's servant Nerissa came to her and said, "A young man from Venice is coming to see you. "

His fans can't seem to get enough of him, and now Justin Bieber will be coming to a theater near you early next year.

The fact of the matter is that it is NOW when ALL IS COMING TO LIGHT that you are able to comprehend WHY you are here.

A: I really appreciate your coming to see me. B: You're welcome. It's been a year but you haven't changed a bit.

"Different opinions stir scepticism and push me to look into the issues more carefully before coming to a conclusion, " she said.

When he first signed he was a young player coming to a top side in a different country and trying to adapt to a different style.

When he first signed he was a young player coming to a top side in a different country and trying to adapt to a different style.

Now that heat is coming to the surface again in one of the worst possible places: Antarctica.

didn't know you were coming to see me. What's the matter?

"By keeping their contacts with [Osama] bin Laden they won't be coming to any negotiations with a positive attitude" , he said.

But, perhaps if she were alone with him once more, he might drop that mask of impersonal courtesy he had worn since coming to Atlanta.

got fired for never coming to work on time, but he landed on his feet and found another job that paid twice AS much money.

I thought I had better get this posted for any of you who might be interested in coming to Paris to run!

It was my homecoming that had precipitated this thing, and I must face the facts and take what might be coming to me.

Excuse me . I'd like to have a bigger room. My sister is coming to stay with me for a few days .

Before coming to Battersea, Larry was a stray so he was used to fending for himself in the streets.

The place was beginning to fill up with bathers coming to enjoy a cocktail or two after having done their duty by the sun and the sea .

Some of you have become arrogant, as if I were not coming to you.

They went this way and that way, finally coming to a kingdom where an old king ruled. He had only one daughter, but she was very beautiful.

For Obama, it was a first step towards redemption of one of his signature campaign promises, within six months of coming to the White House.

"Coming to see us is the only option for them, " he said.

Guy's not coming to your party , Amy . He says to tell you he suddenly got a bone in his leg .

"You don't want it to be a call for the last one around to turn out the lights, " he said. "That's what it was coming to. "

My aunt called me that she was coming to see me.

ks: i still felt i needed to tell you directly. its the courtesy i can give for coming to me that day and confessing on her behalf.

Prior to coming to Minnesota, she googled it on the Internet and was the most impressed with the thousands of lakes and rivers in Minnesota.

Something terrible must have happened if Maochang was not coming to eat with him as he always did.

Eg. He beat around the bush for a half hour without coming to the point.

Autumn to spring for six years, six years of wind and rain accompanied by a blink of an eye, our primary school career coming to an end.

I'd like to give thanks for Grandpa coming to live with us. And I'd also like to thank my math teacher for giving me a passing grade.

His aunt said she was coming to see them with her daughter that afternoon.

In the next number of years, your understanding and vibration with the frequencies coming to you will be like turning on your own radio.

"It's not a question of his class coming to the fore, he's always had it, " he added.

I had been a little too premature in coming to this conclusion.

Yet Mr Toda is hardly alone in coming to the conclusion that nature must be accommodated and that the best defence can be avoidance.

I knew that Dad was coming to let me in because I recognized his silhouette behind the curtained door.

Many conservatives balked at the idea of any reward for people who broke the law by coming to the United States.

You were Galactic Beings prior to coming to Earth, and will be again as you lift up your vibrations to the higher levels.

Lastly Wen said, the Shanghai Expo is coming to a close, and you will leave Shanghai and return to your home countries.

Slowly but surely your teams will start coming to you as opposed to you trying to 'sell' them on the value of reuse!

It later transpired that Mr Sokol had traded in and out of Lubrizol shares in the weeks before coming to his boss with the idea.

I suppose it's just that people are coming to realise that I've done some quite serious things over the past, you know, 50 or 60 years.

However, those sincere worshipers made mistakes; they did not follow the regulations for cleansing before coming to celebrate the Passover.

"The long battle to stop the leak and contain the oil is close to coming to an end, " said president Barack Obama.

There was something coming to her and she was waiting for it, fearfully.

I hope that by finding a suitable donor myself, and coming to a private arrangement, I may be able to speed up the process.

Well, thank you again for coming to see us. But just remember that we like people who join the company to play in the company sports teams.

All of a sudden, there's such a title coming to my mind. It is so big it even can cover all the aspects of our life.

In Turkey he was coming to terms with a night of good level football that has still given his players much to do in the second leg.

that you are not coming for her, you are coming to her just to forget someone else.

Bill is coming to my party and with any luck he'll bring his pretty sister with him.

BARACK OBAMA: "So the long battle to stop the leak and contain the oil is finally close to coming to an end. "

He's just a poor soul coming to the house of the Lord, Hiro, Duo though, his own hands clenching.

Father said mother had gone to the hospital, and went on to say that grandmother was coming to take care of us.

By this year, however, the easy productivity gains have appeared to be coming to an end.

Mr Green as well as his wife and two children is coming to China for a visit next month.

You asked for it, you know. How can expect to keep your job when you keep coming to work late?

But this much is clear, the Gadhafi regime is coming to an end and the future of Libya is in the hands of its people, " he said. "

But the publishing community seems to be coming to mental health researchers' aid.

Yes, I know. Mr. Johnson wrote me that you were coming to Taiwan. May I call in you at your hotel tomorrow?

Yes, I know. Mr. Cooper wrote me that you were coming to Taiwan. May I call on you at your hotel right away?

America satisfied a minimum requirement of coming to Copenhagen with a defined pledge to cut emissions, but it was a lowball offer.

The company fired him for not coming to work on time.

Students coming to Britain to do "below degree-level" courses will only be able to work for 10 hours a week instead of 20.

To add to this, aid from all over the country is coming to us now, so traffic conditions on the road is a logistical problem.

Juno watches the Loring marriage fall apart, then drives away and cries by the side of the road before coming to a decision.

'People don't want their drivers to be robots. What is the world coming to when you can't have a bit of friendly banter with passengers? '

Lee is nice, but it would be nicer if the deal included any of Chris Paul, Danny Granger, or Devin Harris coming to us.

Yes, I love India and always have, so hopefully I will be coming to see all my desi fans all over the world very soon!

an issue extraneous to the debate; the price was immaterial; mentioned several impertinent facts before finally coming to the point.

Being his nephew, I had become his assistant after coming to live with him after my parents both died.

For years, we had been coming to this park for family picnics and gatherings, and my mother and I often sat in this same spot.

Lots of people are trying to put Jesus down, but He is coming to be seen more and more as an unbelievable leader.

Winter coming to an end, the time off really fast, a blink of an eye, we have to meet the next semester of study.

If you're not coming to bed, I'll leave the light on for you.

The action games were up to 25% faster at coming to a conclusion and they answered just as many questions correctly .

The news of the mayor's coming to our school for a visit was given out on the radio yesterday.

Since coming to your country, the sole piece of fortune I have had was to tumble on a man like you.

"Loyal clients that are coming to the store frequently will get bored of not finding something new, " he said.

At this time, land and sea and air with a supersonic spacecraft coming to me, and was parked in front of me.

But on the whole, our stay was very pleasant and i will recommend this hotel to any of my friends coming to London.

On coming to the house they saw the child with his mother Mary, and they bowed down and worshipped him.

She dreamed of a handsome young prince coming to rescue her from her misery .

h. A player who falls to the floor while holding the ball, or while coming to a stop, may not gain an advantage by sliding.

The problem is that compared to a few years ago, the speed with which new technologies are coming to the market has increased dramatically.

Such a rapid pace of expansion could not continue forever and this period is now clearly coming to an end .

Two years of tense negotiations on climate change are coming to an end next week in Copenhagen.

Instead, it is coming to represent China's mounting environmental problems and the dark side of the nation's surging economic growth.

I will have no problem coming to practice on time. The locker room is great, but we have to prove ourselves on the court.

Riley Poole: [seeing several police pulling up to the building] Oh look. My tax dollars at work, coming to arrest me.

Then he began coming to doctors to write out for him the Latin names of medicines in Chinese characters.

Barman : She's coming to New York. I can't read much but she's a graduate student. I'm so proud of her. She's . . .

NIV Now John also was baptizing at Aenon near Salim, because there was plenty of water, and people were constantly coming to be baptized.

Younger Cypriots have no memory of a united island and the "green line" is coming to look like permanent partition.

Pakistan has a first-past-the-post system, so people vote for one of the mainstream parties that have the best chance of coming to power.

An Irish woman is in a jail in Africa for coming to the rescue of a fellow church member that claimed he was having visa problems.

Today, I yelled at my spouse in front of 20 guests for not coming to blow out his birthday cake candles.

This more stringent strategy now seems to be coming to fruition.

He said as the year is coming to an end the domestic work schedule is fairly busy.

Look, that pair of dancers are hand in hand coming to us. Next our beautiful teachers will bring bold and unrestrained dance .

Welcome the man of insight and investment company coming to investigate, enhance mutual understanding, and negotiate the cooperation.

After coming to Shenzhen to find work, she purchased Shunliu, a wide-eyed, obedient golden retriever who sleeps in her bed with her.

So, again, let me thank my colleagues, let me apologize for being a little late in coming to this important meeting.

government is coming to your driveway at night and placing GPS on the bottom of your car.

Suddenly our boat slows down and beings to turn a little. We are coming to a sharp bend in the river.

For what is coming to you will allow you to FEEL and UNDERSTAND on a different level . . . just exactly what you mean to each other.

A: President Sarkozy is coming to China to attend the international monetary seminar. Chinese leaders will meet with him.

Handsome brother, when coming to China? ? Oh to be a little faster, waiting for you.

I then knew the truth - Santa was real, and he wasn't coming to see us.

The defense-infrastructure problems are coming to a head as the global military balance is shifting. Although the U.

Circle Has No Ending, What You Have Are Two Lines. A Line Of Inevitable Garbage Coming To Us, And Our Money Going To Them.

If you're writing to your mother, don't forget to put in something about her coming to stay.

The rest of the world's population is still exploding, and we are coming to see the limits of our resources.

The sky is full of dark clouds as if the world is coming to the end.

Yet early in my training I was incredulous at the reasons some of my patients were coming to see the doctor.

My little mistress behaved like an angel, in coming to wait on me, and cheer my solitude: the confinement brought me exceedingly low.

The world that he saw revolving around him, the boy was coming to believe, was one that he could actually change.

Till there was once a way Michael outbreak of jaundice, Hannah and they brought him to the hospital, two personnel coming to talk to.

It is one of those basic distinctions that a preacher or reader of Scripture must bear in mind when coming to any passage.

I'm really sorry just now; I did not mean to stop your way, I'm coming to say sorry.

In Serbia's capital, Belgrade, meanwhile, months of wrangling over the formation of a new government are coming to a head.

For many international students , coming to the Unite States and living here and studying can be a quite a daunting experience.

They're going to charge Peter with falsifying his accounts, but he's had it coming to him for years.

Getting into the car and coming to Milanello was emotional, it was like the first day at school.

Now, my internship is coming to an end of life, but this time I had brought, can benefit from life, I will treasure the rest of the day!

"Now they are coming to admire the beauty of these machines, " he said.

Volatility of the major indexes has picked up over the last month, indicating that the rally may be coming to an end, in our view.

She keeps coming to my house these days and I keep missing things and finally I caught on to her.

I need you to stop coming to my office. - He's got the money.

With five outlets in Canada, and soon-to-be seven in the US, bubbling Mongolian hotpot may be coming to a street corner near you soon.

For the last few months disturbing rumours had been coming to her ears.

But design-led innovation is coming to be seen as one of the faster, more reliable and less risky ways of generating them.

I tried to make conversation. 'A new play is coming to "The Globe" soon, ' I said.

In fact, 75 percent will see a traditional healer first before coming to a psychiatrist, she said.

She had been examined by a general physician on repeated occasions before coming to the hospital.

what ? - i know you can hear me . coming to bed.

Researchers are working on various ways to do this and now one of these efforts is coming to fruition.

The industrial age may now be coming to an end, and some of the changes in work patterns which it brought may have to be reversed .

Professional goals are not the only reasons most of the students have for coming to the United States.

Coming to see it to understand.

Always make sure the man's penis is CLEAN. Make sure he washes it with soap and water before coming to bed.

Her boyfriend, the American street artist Joe Appel, will be coming to stay, but Riseborough has more important things on her mind.

I was not made to be hidden forever. glory and beauty and honor are coming to me in due season.

American politics may be polarised , but at least no one is coming to blows over it.

Unfortunately, as the downland views are being used as backdrops, none of the actors will be coming to Seaford for the filming.

These variables must be borne in mind before coming to any conclusions about how new CEOs should behave.