(1) The wind has come around to the north.

(2) I've been so sorry that you couldn't come around this week.

(3) My birthday seems to come around quicker every year.

(4) We had to come around by the wheat fields.

(5) Do come around and see us some time.

(6) I think he'll come around eventually.

(7) I'll come around later and see how you are.

(8) You might feel a little sick when you come around from the anesthetic.

(9) Why don 't you come around and see us one evening?

(10) It took him a while to come around to the idea.

(11) His mother has come around after having had stomach ulcers.

(12) She will come around, in time.

(13) She would come around, he was fairly sure.

(14) Denver had come around, so to speak.

(15) If Yarborough were to come around today asking for your vote, you might find his style somewhat corny.

(16) The coppers used to come around at first every time somebody stole a dame's purse but finally they gave it up.

(17) And archivists seem to have come around to recognizing his leadership qualities.

(18) He'll come around eventually. He doesn't have any choice, does he?

(19) Best to ignore him and let him come around in his own time.

(20) And soon the press began to come around as they had not come around a labor leader in years.

(21) He'd come around and poke his hand through the outside wrought-iron grill, trying to close it.

(22) Come around to the theatre to - morrow morning.

(23) Birthdays come around too quickly when one is older.

(24) She doesn't agree with us, but in time she'll come around.

(25) Don't expect too much of me. I need time to come around to this new idea.

(26) But as sales figures at the branch continued to improve, the thinking at corporate headquarters gradually started to come around.

(27) Things are not all bad and what goes around has come around and bowled me right over.

(28) Then he prophesied to them and made flesh and sinews come around them.

(29) Imagine - with Air Miles you don't have to wait for your annual summer holidays to come around.

(30) What pressures his wife brought to bear on him to come around to this decision I am not sure.

(1) The wind has come around to the north.

(2) I've been so sorry that you couldn't come around this week.

(31) Did I tell you to come around to day?

(32) It could also be that this is when the big league games and the cup games come around, and it lifts us.

(33) This one is called "Come Around", and if you're trying to count the time signature, good luck with that!

(34) Yes, that's so. But anyway they don't come around in the daytime, so what's the use of our being afeard?

(35) However, if you are going to buy land, you must have the ability to hold that piece of land until you have an opportunity for the next cycle to come around.

(36) " Come around, " he said, " the first of next week. I may make some changes then. "

(37) Jim and Mary often argue, but they soon come around.

(38) I'd love to come around to your place one of these days.

(39) "My dog is so smart, " says the first owner, "that every morning he waits for the paperboy to come around.

(40) The young couple have come around after divorcing for two yeas.

(41) " You'll be at home if I come around Monday night? "

(42) It really bugs me when people come around without telephoning first.

(43) " Come around after the show. I have something I want to show you,'said Hurstwood.

(44) " Well, I'll come around and maow to - night. "

(45) " I had a bad cold for several days. That's why I haven't come around.

(46) Our neighbor keeps open house. He often invites friends to come around in his home.

(47) After this much - needed rain our crops [ my flowers ] will come around again.

(48) Good or evil deeds have their consequences,[] which "come around" to the person who acts morally or immorally . Thus the circle denotes moral returns according to ASHA.

(49) " You come around to the hotel to - morrow,'she said, as sort of penance for error.

(50) I can't believe Christmas has come around again so fast!

(51) Instead of taking the direct route, we will come around the scenic route.