They come along and put in what you would term inferior equipment and charge extortionate prices for it. |
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Old horror monsters never die, they just wait a few years for a new sequel to come along. |
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Hopefully it will take in a lot of money and someone else will come along and do the next one tons better. |
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They just have to wait for the right man to come along, the one who's brave enough to climb all the way to the top of the tree. |
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Bandits and other miscreants roamed the dirt track after sundown, waiting for a horseman to come along so they could ambush him. |
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Every now and then, a project will come along that seizes my imagination and engages my brain but most of the time it's predictable and blah. |
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All are encouraged to come along and view the sights of a fascinating continent. |
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You are invited to come along to The Convent Flower Shop to see all the mossed swags, door and cemetery wreaths, logs and Christmas decorations. |
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It's just too hard to try and enthuse people to come along if they don't really know what you're on about. |
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I'm trying to convince people I need to come along, simply because it will involve a free plane trip and I can bludge for a few days. |
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He was still uncertain about the whole thing but I got him interested enough to come along. |
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He had to rush off afterwards because he was rehearsing for a show but he still found time to come along and help make it an unforgettable night. |
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So, if you have never attended a live boxing match, come along and watch some great young boxers in action. |
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We have guys who come along to watch youth games and pay money to travel up and down Scotland to see matches. |
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There are some fantastic prizes up for grabs so get dressed up and come along. |
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Some very valuable items at low prices will be on offer so please come along and give generously. |
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All sorts of once-dominant communication media have fallen by the wayside, just as soon as something better has come along. |
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Patrons can place their bets in the bar and in the lounge on the night, so come along and enjoy a fun night out. |
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This is a always a fun night out so come along and enjoy the quiz and support the school fund. |
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Everyone is welcome to come along and browse through the many items for sale. |
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All are welcome to come along and browse among the many clothes and household items, books etc on sale at rock bottom prices. |
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A new drama group in Westbury is on the lookout for budding dancers and actors to come along to auditions this weekend. |
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But the real estate market is always quite cyclical, and a catalyst will usually come along to buoy markets again. |
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I smiled in spite of myself, and was glad that so many good people were willing to come along and help me. |
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This is not the usual on screen vision, so you'll have to come along and see what is happening. |
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The committee invites all club members as well as non-members to come along and enjoy the fun. |
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Guests are always more than welcome, so if you do feel like an evening out with a difference, do come along and join us. |
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I stood at my local bus stop for over an hour waiting for a number 8 to come along. |
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A host of camerapersons rushed towards the superstar, who had come along with his wife Jaya to witness her being sworn in. |
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Her performance is pretty easily the best star turn to come along thus far this year. |
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The club invites the public to come along and see the refurbished main hall and the racquetball, handball and squash courts. |
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Attendances have fallen, prompting captain Steve Price to write an open letter imploring fans to come along and support the team. |
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An appeal is being made to all volunteers from previous years to come along and new hare catchers will also be very welcome. |
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Web sites have come along way from the days when a few lines of HTML would suffice any designer. |
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Her grandma had come along about an hour later with sushi and a can of lemon-lime pop. |
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We have to uphold our policies or anyone can come along and drive a coach and horses through them. |
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There will also be a raffle for fabulous prizes including a fantastic hamper, so come along and try your luck. |
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Clearly, hospitals have come along way in many instances of making patients more comfortable. |
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There are a group of community gardeners who come along once a month to help out and volunteer their time. |
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Since his university days in Christchurch, Rhian has come along way musically and conceptually. |
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We would like to see as many members as possible in attendance and any intending members are also welcome to come along on the night. |
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You are invited to come along and have a cuppa, where you will meet old friends, and make new ones. |
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If you get the chance to come along I reckon you will see a cracker of a match so don't forget the date. |
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I put on an afternoon tea for my coterie of new international students, inviting former students to come along and share their wisdom. |
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So why not come along and support, have a flutter and enjoy the action of a night out at the dogs. |
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If you are interested in joining a group of crafty ladies do come along and join in the fun. |
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It's even more difficult to admit we're human and all our frailties that come along with it. |
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Everyone is welcome to come along to any of the events except the Safari Night which is for the freshers only. |
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This has proven to be a very enjoyable night of fun and games, if interested please come along on the night. |
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You are invited to come along to this special event and to bring your furred, feathered or scaly friends. |
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This is the biggest break to come along for The Hooks so far in their career, but they fully deserved and earned it. |
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The entry fee is 20 for a table of four and there will be raffles galore on the night so why not come along and support a good cause? |
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And maybe, just maybe, one day some Prince Charming would come along and sweep her off her feet. |
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Courtroom procedurals this nimble don't come along often, but with Anatomy of a Murder, Preminger showed how it could be done. |
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Anyone that remembers the eighties is encouraged to come along and relive the good old times. |
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The gymkhana society are great supporters of the community so please come along and support them. |
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If interested why not come along on Tuesday evening at 6.15 pm to The Women's Centre Main Street and enrol. |
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If you are someone who experiences depression or anxiety attacks you are welcome to come along. |
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But I haven't come along and sort of trogged around Hollywood begging for a job. |
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I have come along in the middle of the backward and forward discussion on waitressing and the hospitality industry in St Lucia. |
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Interested parents are invited to come along to the meeting this evening to ask questions and gather information. |
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Why not come along and join us. we are a very busy and active institute and meet on the third Thursday at St Peter's Church in Hextable. |
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All existing members are asked to please attend on time and new members would be very welcome to come along. |
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They also wanted to leave some for the other journeyers that would come along. |
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He's a what-you-see-is-what-you-get kind of guy so come along for the ride from five each weekday morning. |
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So if you are over 55 and would like to be a little bit more fit or just meet new friends why not come along. |
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All artworks are on sale at very keen, competitive prices, so come along and enjoy the wonderful display. |
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On Tuesday next all children between the ages of 6 and 9 are invited to come along and take part. |
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My friends went on the bumper cars, but couldn't convince me to come along. |
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Fast bowlers are a bit like buses, none for ages and then two come along at once. |
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You spend a lot of your life waiting for something powerful and wonderful to come along and take you on a wicked ride. |
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Then we come along, power hungry wizards looking for the secret to immortality, and we bag you. |
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To make a really great photo, they need lots of people to come along, wearing as much red as possible. |
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A lot of the wrinklies, in fact, come along with holes in their shirts and jerseys. |
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The respondent must have been alive to the possibility that a cyclist could come along. |
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He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework. |
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The free goodies that come along are even more alluring and tempt children to go in for more and more. |
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I asked the elder boy, whom I christened Tommy, if he would come along with me and the yarramans. |
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I had about 13 books that would have been remaindered if DC hadn't come along. |
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This will be the group's 15th production and all who come along are guaranteed value for money and a laugh a minute into the bargain. |
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The blue gang could come along and retag your computer, but that was unlikely. |
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Thoroughly unsophisticated, they are ready victims for any retailers of fairy tales who come along. |
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Sometime between 1 and 2pm on April 24, we would come along and one of the criers would do a cry about that person's business in rhyme. |
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We are a society of people who light out for the territory when problems come along. |
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Books on Italian Renaissance prints do not come along very often, and when they do, as likely as not they are catalogues. |
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The time was ripe for a show to come along and engage millions of women with nothing to watch. |
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She had had to go run an errand for her mom out at the grocery store, while Richard had still been there, and he had said he'd come along. |
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Those who made the effort to come along enjoyed a lovely meal and an enjoyable night. |
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We are currently seeking new members, so if you enjoy bingo and would like to meet people in a friendly atmosphere, why not come along. |
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An Arsenal defeat could lead to a desperate tailspin damaging the two crucial cup ties that come along in February. |
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All you need to do is to make up a team of six to eight, give yourself a catchy name and come along to test your wits and enjoy yourselves! |
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Would she like to come along with him to a special screening of a film loosely based on one of Calvino's stories? |
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He's one of those masculinely pretty people that only come along every once in a while. |
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We then merged with a team who had come along to help and they asked me to continue as leader. |
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Barefoot, barelegged, and with her dress sleeves rolled up to the elbows, Josie had come along way from her strict and proper ways at Hatfield. |
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We do see, for example, in the materially less well-off a rampant hopelessness and the social effects that come along with it. |
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Please photocopy this and pass copies on to anyone else that you feel may wish to come along. |
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We are asking new members to come along as we feel the committee needs new blood and new ideas. |
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Nicholls, a self-confessed opportunist, says it is all about exploiting the right opportunities when they come along. |
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How many of us take what we're handed on a platter because nothing better has come along thus far? |
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This will be an informal gathering of friends and neighbours and all who would like to come along are invited to do so. |
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If things come along, we'll have a look at them but we're certainly not looking to launch an assault on Tinseltown just yet! |
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She was asked to come along and see her daughter receiving a First Aid Certificate and her surprise was unreal when she saw it was her party in full swing. |
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Guests were asked to come along in fancy dress or carry an eye mask. |
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So whether you have been interested in model railways for years or just starting on a new layout of your own why not come along for a great day out. |
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Andy is one of those gifted individuals that come along every so often. |
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A feature yet to be coded into posting panes may come along to spoon-feed users who feel it's too much trouble to cut and paste from another document after running spellcheck. |
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With any luck some court case will come along and nino and the gang can bring back poorhouses. |
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I recognise that sometimes children can come along before the marriage but to prance about in a white dress playing the virgin bride is a bit much. |
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If you are someone who is anxious, depressed or having a problem do come along to this clinic where you can discuss in confidence any matters you need to. |
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They'd come along on overnighters, or for a couple of days only. |
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We are trying to reach as many of our former students and graduates as possible to tell them to come along and meet old friends and renew links with their former college. |
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Most of the people who passed her during the daytime would either spit at her or come along and pelt the door with rotten vegetable and eggs for their own amusement. |
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All former boarders are welcome to come along to visit the College, perhaps meet some old friends, revisit former days and mark the closure of boarding at St Kierans. |
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A novel that highlights the oddness and distinct challenges that come along with being a modern, thinking person. |
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At the Cabaret there will be a raffle for prizes, and on your tickets a door prize so do come along and enjoy a great night and support a good cause. |
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Maybe that big lug might have been a good choice to come along. |
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Anyone with a love of fun and traditional music and dance is invited to come along and take the floor at The Castlecourt Hotel on Wednesday evening, September 24th at 9.30 pm. |
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Anyone with an interest in the world of drama, whether on stage or backstage, is encouraged to come along to the meeting and get involved in the activities of the group. |
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Every once in a blue moon, something will come along that is so immediately affecting and amazing that our usual sarcasm-laced tone just seems petty and small-minded. |
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We now need people to come along and spend their money at the jumble sale. |
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The cow resembled her a little bit too, the way it chewed its cud and looked stupidly around as though waiting for someone to come along and give it some hay. |
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All are welcome to come along and enjoy a walk with good company. |
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All past pupils, local brainboxes and their families are urged to come along to support this worthy cause, which promise to be a great night's entertainment. |
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The group welcomes new members and invite people to come along at 8.15 pm. |
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The club welcomes people of all abilities and age groups to come along. |
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Margarito is one of the fiercest welterweights to come along in years. |
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Now she will not only have her face, nose and lips fixed, but get her boyfriend to come along for a nose job, double eye-lids and eye wrinkles reduction. |
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More people are invited to come along and take part in the adoration. |
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Just when we're sure that they can't get any sillier or more juvenile, they come along with a stunning new innovation that shows us what we're paying them to do. |
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He is now refusing to come along because he wants his own event. |
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Children can come along with their parents and meet Father Christmas. |
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For all those who missed the Passiontide concert last Easter, here is an opportunity to come along and enjoy another performance of a wonderful selection of music. |
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We are the only party that can come along and say we have clean hands. |
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Anyone between the ages of 7 and 70 are welcome to come along and learn to play the tin whistle, button or piano accordion at 7pm each Friday evening. |
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All are welcome to come along and watch the toastmasters in action. |
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The station and its shop will be offering visitors a cup of tea and a mince pie when they come along, in a fund-raising effort for this very worthy charity. |
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All are welcome to come along and browse among the many goods on sale. |
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I was curious about the huge chunks of snow on the sides of the road, but then realised that it was because snow graders had come along earlier and cleared the road of snow. |
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Employees can hardly sit, idly waiting for new work to come along. |
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She asked Amanda to throw a welcome dinner for her and the plan was for a certain gorgeous actor to come along to the party last weekend, but he didn't show. |
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If you have late-season crops like Brussels sprouts or kale, just scatter seeds under the plants' leaves, and the cover crop will come along as the other crops are harvested. |
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Ted, you can black your face, and dye your hair, and squint, and some fine day, sooner or later, somebody'll come along and blab the whole thing. |
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It is true that America has a paranoid streak in its politics, and demagogues come along from time to time to feed on anger and resentment. |
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Brown agreed to come along and present the prize after the shop donated a hired dinner suit to the Giants chief for a recent charity ball. |
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We are having tombolas of fun at Teesside Park and the Cleveland Centre, Middlesbrough, so please come along and join in the excitement. |
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We've created a relaxed and chilled out environment where naturists can come along and unwind. |
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It's another example of every one being against it in highways, planning and so on and then a government man has come along and ignored it all. |
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You just happen to come along after they have done the dirty work. |
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A lieutenant would come along and use his swagger stick to poke anything that wasn't in its correct place. |
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Arad has now accepted the technology and embraced the benefits that come along with it. |
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However, you come along about nine o'clock. There's some buckshee rum. |
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But when a friend accidentally let slip on Twitter the time and location of the event, many of Sam's 'Callafans' planned to come along at 5.30am to take a peek. |
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If you are interested in ham radio or electronics, come along. |
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Maybe a strapping woodsman will come along and save the day. |
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People come along to the session to paint their designs on unglaze mugs, plates and teapots, which are glazed and returned to them a later as functional pieces of art. |
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And every now and then it seemed as though it would stop beating when I'd see a couple of special officers or a shore patrol come along with a red-whiskered sailor. |
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We really try to get people to come along whether it be jazz for the real jazzer or stuff on the edge or for people who want something more experimental or easy listening. |
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So heave-ho me hearties and come along to this family fun show. |
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