| It shows that she is interested only in ramrodding it through Parliament, come what may. |
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| However awkward and obstructive the dictator has been, the president is going to war come what may. |
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| It represents Londoners as brave, plucky individuals determined to carry on with their lives come what may. |
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| When I started practising trance music, the main intention was to make people dance, come what may. |
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| Claims that he was determined to call a referendum this Parliament, come what may and regardless of the five tests, were wrong, he told them. |
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| However awkward and obstructive he has been, we are going to war come what may. |
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| That is why, come what may, we must protect the interests of the general public against the greed and unreason of rebarbative witlings. |
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| And if you want to be able to maintain your family's lifestyle come what may, disability and critical illness insurance are equally important. |
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| We are probably the only party in this House that sticks to its promises, come what may. |
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| Music remained Jean's major passion in life and the young singer soon decided to try and launch a professional career come what may. |
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| This lady is engaging, warm, caring, considerate, and always a part of my life, come what may. |
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| In practice they make up one fiesta with two names, interrupted by a break of one day, as the purpose of each is to have fun come what may. |
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| If you take out the proper insurance for your building, your car and your capital goods, your business will be protected come what may. |
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| Joseph Daul has been criticised for defending agricultural interests to the exclusion of all else, come what may. |
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| The archive he has assembled is utterly unique and is a record of the percipience and acuteness of vision that, come what may, he has persisted in maintaining. |
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| In other words, the rich countries have perfected a well-established state intervention programme to ensure that their farmers get a minimum level of income, come what may. |
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| Don't enter training without intending to complete it, come what may. |
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| The members were obviously rattled at the presence of residents and it was apparent that this proposal will happen come what may with no regard to local residents. |
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| On this issue, we will not yield, come what may. |
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| We are unreservedly against this war, come what may. |
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| No-one but Nin can see the bogeymen, and she decides, come what may, she will rescue her brother. |
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| He also had to maintain his independence come what may. |
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| I've found some pictures of stoolball teams from 1949 and 1950 and we'll publish them, come what may, next week. |
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| Weygand had forbidden a retirement, ordering the Bresle to be held come what may. |
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| The main instrument, however, and that on which all the rest are founded, is the will and determination to continue to live in French, come what may, in this country and continent of ours. |
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| The legislative regulations governing the protection of the environment are a compromise between the need to protect it and the demands of big business to maximize its excessive profits come what may. |
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| That is what has been lost, and it is grounded in the idea that art will survive come what may, forever in its relationship with the memory it has of itself. |
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| But Bernd Kaufmann, artistic director of Weimar as European Capital of Culture in 1999, was determined to win Barenboim's support for the city of Goethe, come what may. |
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| But come what may, changing direction means losing speed. |
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| Highlights of the show include the emotional, In My Daughter's Eyes, Come What May and Hushaby Mountain. |
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