come as a logical consequence; follow logically.
I telephoned mother to come as soon as she could.
Don't bother to dress up come as you are.
It's a shame you can't come as well.
For this reason Marcon's achievment come as a great surprise.
In the summer, tourists come and in the winter the locals come as much for his conversation as his good coffee.
The penalties come as some investors have been predicting a crackdown on illegal trading activities.
The result of the election come as a shock to us all.
Tennis is an individual game,and they come as a team.
The respirators come as face masks that protect the mouth, nose and eyes and as hoods that envelop the head.
For those who have closely followed the territory's fortunes, Mr Cheng's message will not come as a surprise.
The thermoelectric systems come as a turnkey solution including the heating/cooling stage, the temperature controller and the water circulator.
When there is a time of change, there is always a very praying wish, as you said, to come as a promise.
I don't think it's necessary. The army is like an arrow on a string. We've come all the way, and we're in quick combat. Moreover, the East will come as scheduled, and time will not wait for anybody.
" But I'm not dressed to go out and meet people. Give me half an hour." " Now, don't fuss but just come as you are."
It may come as a bit of a shock, but many of the same approaches used to peddle soap apply to reception report writing.
