| Once he had separated the piece enough to get a chain around it, then a crawler crane came into play. |
| From the late 15 th century etching came into widespread use as a means of adornment, mainly on pieces of armour. |
| She put on a leather vest with a leather jerkin when a voice came into her head. |
| The Selby side came into the game in the second half and were denied by the upright. |
| Born in Georgetown Hospital in Washington, Margaret came into the world seven-and-a-half pounds in weight. |
| To be honest, if someone came into the loos and asked politely to jump the queue, I would rarely refuse. |
