Work
- Come on time: “You are expected to come to work on time at 8AM.”
- Come prepared: “You need to come to meetings prepared.”
- Come to a decision: “Did you come to a decision on the Philips case?”
- Come to an agreement: “We came to an agreement for my pay raise.”
- Come to a conclusion: “The meeting came to a conclusion when it was time for lunch.”
- Come up with something: “Juan is a good salesman because he can always come up with something on the spot.”
Expressions
- Come close: “We came close to ending our relationship several times.”
- Come first: “Family comes first.”
- Come to terms with:”I came to terms with the fact that I cannot control others.”
- Come clean about: “I came clean about the missing vase.”
- Come to mind: “Nothing comes to mind.”
- Come to an end: “Our friendship came to an end when she lied to me.”
- Come back: “I hope you come back to visit!”
