Example sentences of "have come [adv] in [noun] " in BNC.

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1 The soaring market for roof slates , helped by a return to traditional architecture and materials , has come just in time .
2 The election has come just in time to boost the Easter start of the housing market 's buying season .
3 A one million pound restoration of an ancient abbey has come just in time to prevent part of the building collapsing .
4 This legislation on GMOs has come forward in advance of public debate on the environmental risks of genetic engineering , and indeed before widespread debate on on the broader social , economic and ethical implications of the new biotechnologies .
5 As between the other three , I have not expressed a particular preference , but because no developer has come forward in connection with sector three , there has perhaps been less detailed attention paid to that sector the A fifty nine , than to others .
6 If money disappeared from this world entirely , then I would not have to come here in order to get the sort of education I want .
7 They might still have come together in spite of what she had done .
8 ‘ You 've come just in time because tomorrow the cast moves on to Somerset . ’
9 ‘ It 's really just a bunch of guys that I work with on the session scene who all write a bit , and we 've come together in order to find an outlet for our writing .
10 The Sergeant informed me that No. 46 Royal Marine Commando had come ashore in Normandy on D-Day + 1 and had gone into action almost straight away at a spot further along the coast from here , against a crack German S.S. Unit ( Hitler Youth ) .
11 Sir John Fastolf , involved in a long drawn-out lawsuit in Paris between 1432 and 1435 , could remind the court that he had been the first to jump into the sea when Henry V had come ashore in France in 1415 , and that the king had rewarded him with the grant of the first house which he had seen in France .
12 Mr Stanforth came from behind his desk to meet his visitor in person , and settle her with ceremony into the client 's chair , though she was not a client , had no need whatever of a solicitor , and had come here in response to his telephoned request chiefly out of pure curiosity , of which she had a woman 's proper share .
13 The barman was by now mellow and helpful and said we were rapidly running out of the ice that had come aboard in bags in Sudbury .
14 Let us first try to prove something that you have come across in school , Coulomb 's law .
15 That 's come already in lengths , already slung so all the dock you got , you ai n't got so many dockers there .
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