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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121. She was still reeling from the attention that had come with the Pulitzer and had neglected her family.
122. Should grabbing hold of that famous stiff-armed bronze trophy come with a mandatory retirement age, like piloting a passenger plane?
123. After the intensive twelve months support with the project, girls need somewhere to come with any problems that may occur later.
124. Adult passes start at $ 499 for eight days and come with discount coupons for lodgings, tours and attractions.
125. Macintosh computers come with a player that can handle a variety of sound formats.
126. Next day he would come with a rough square tacked on to the inside.
127. Michelle had started to weep with terror, begging Mildred to come with her.
128. They made us able to come with our own identity and our own image, to try to be ourselves.
129. Some drives come with software that simplifies the whole process.
130. This year the midterm nosebleed will come with an extra agony: the London mayoral election.
131. Go and see your dad, ask this girl to come with you?
132. We will find homes and sponsors for you, if you wish to come with us.
133. Because no other small cars come with a catalytic converter as standard.
134. Visitors who come with only escape on their minds usually leave with a Chan Chich bird list.
135. You failed miserably to mention the excellent selection of scalable fonts that come with PagePlus.
136. "Come with me," said Nat, seizing him by the arm.
137. Each room will come with a kitchen and microwave oven.
138. Both dishes come with a choice of two sides. Pumpkin pie fans will enjoy the butternut squash puree touched with cinnamon.
139. I had come with some doubts, but now felt comfortable about leaving Janir with his mother.
140. They usually come with self-adhesive pads, so it can be mounted anywhere in the vicinity of the tank.
141. Many come with detachable straps, which are more functional for day use.
142. Most new cars now come with a driver's airbag as standard.
143. Now, 80 percent of the handguns sold in this country will come with the safety devices.
144. The generous cut under the sleeves allows good freedom of movement and the cuffs come with small Velcro adjusters.
145. Most water levels come with 25 or 50 feet of tubing.
146. Some page makeup programs, such as Ventura, come with a set of style sheets.
147. Firstly you will have to draw a stitch pattern on one of the pattern sheets which come with the machine. Sentencedict.com
148. It isn't visiting hours, you know, but this afternoon Nyrene'll come with me.
149. Tell your father to come with you, I want a word with him too.
150. There will be a whole raft of changes that come with the change in network structure.
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