| From the lips of the Mud Turtle, who had silently joined the group, came a come-on verdict. |
| There were several thinly veiled invitations to accept other kingdoms hospitality, a bribe, and also something I'm pretty sure was a sexual come-on from a female guildmaster. |
| The best defense against come-on packaging and lowball junk-food pricing is increased awareness and knowledge. |
| A small American brig, which was not deemed fit to double the capes, and to come-on a stormy coast, was on sale. |
| It's an extended three-minute come-on to not just the singer of an over-regarded rock band, but all of rock itself. |
| The guy, or the come-on, as the victim was styled in the swindlers argot, when he appeared was handled in various ways. |
