Similar words: cope with, live with, agree with, range with, in line with, combine with, mingle with, engage with. Meaning: v. be associated with.
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91. You could have come with me as my husband.
92. Some goods also come with guarantees or warranties.
93. You want to come with me?
94. Some accounts come with their own cheque book.
95. The rooms also come with two special telephone services.
96. And they all come with a seal of approval.
97. Most specials are just $ 6 and all come with green salad and bread.
98. The main differences are the gauge and the number of extras that come with the machine.
99. Four-wheel-drive models begin at $ 17, 340 with freight and come with a fivespeed stick and the four-cylinder engine.
100. Meg found herself laughing and eating her ice cream and wishing very much Andreas could come with her to Artemia.
101. Keep within the limit and you will not pay the penalties that come with unauthorised overdrafts.
102. Some come with voice-mail features, and others allow you to talk over a phone line while connected to another computer.
103. Come with us to enjoy Mount Usher whose lilies, poppies and peonies gladdened the heart of William Robinson.
104. Many of the best deals come with a catch: they are only good through early summer.
105. All students, regardless of their educational backgrounds, come with some basic observations and knowledge about science.
106. Culver noted that water heaters come with two types of warranties, five years and 10 years.
107. We have 5000 log cabins to rent. All come with their own private sauna.
108. Pain will come with time, but time will heal the pain. Anthony Liccione 
109. Unconditional strokes come with no strings attached and are given simply because a person is OK with you, warts and all!
110. Urban properties seldom come with an endowment, and opportunities for income-generation are generally limited by restrictions of space.
111. You should come with your cap in your hand and ask leave before you step in here.
112. Now dolls come with birth certificates, wedding gowns, mansions, and boyfriends.
113. You can reject the masochism and still agree that love is worth the terrors that can sometimes come with it.
114. I sighed and tumbled on a great idea. Tomorrow evening I'd get Shirnette to come with me.
115. Hathi had come with us because no one could imagine our youngest sister, Rose, without him.
116. This requires a re-examination of such chairs as please my eye and try to come with a starting point.
117. I really like the tiles from Lindsey Teak that come with straight or diagonal slats.
117. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
118. Neither does the inquirer need to come with a programme almost ready made wanting the centre only to book the air tickets.
119. These peripherals also come with their own software, so the accompanying bundle is better than most.
120. He wanted to come with me, and nothing I said could dissuade him.
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