come home造句

It's time to come home.

The fact has come home to my bosom.

Not until eleven o'clock did he come home.

Her selfishness will come home to roost someday.

As the sky be lowering , the mother ask her child to come home

He would come home and swell around his town in his top hat.

At last it's come home to me how much I owe to my parents.

Once the exam was over, everyone went back to their hearts and sang "come home" and prepare to go home for the new year.

Unable to hand her over, he only offered lame excuses and was unwilling to come home very often.

When you come home from the cold, put out your cold hands and let the light fire burn, your heart will warm up.

During treatment, he would come home, bang out his feelings on the piano, and when something sounded good, scribble it down.

Ain' Ah seed her write an' seed her a-cryin' w'en y'all writ her back dat you got too much ter do on disyere ole farm ter come home?"

Travellers in remote parts, from Poland to peru, come home with stories of bread, shelter, even beds shared without question with the stranger on the peasant principle that "A guest in the house is God in the house".

Jia Zheng happened to have come home early today. He was talking with some secretaries and proteges when Baoyu went in to pay his respects and announce his departure to school.

If you go to Troy, glory will be yours, they will write stories about your victories for thousands of years. The world will remember your name. But if go to Troy… you will never come home. For your glory walks hand in hand with your doom. And I shall never see you again.

Let other soldiers limp by in rags with their feet tied up in sacks and strips of carpet, but not Ashley. He should come home on a prancing horse, dressed in fine clothes and shining boots, a plume in his hat.

You have already come home, go through the frost frost, build a lovely fragrant nest under the apricot tree, and hide a graceful ripple in the heart of the calm water. Life is wonderful, flowers are unbeaten, you are happy, why should I bother each other?

I know that this morning is not the beginning of anything—not new and exciting as Mother says it is—but rather the end of my beginning. Clinging on round Charlie's neck I know that I am living the last moments of my carefree time, that I will not be the same person when I come home this afternoon.

I always love to think of the days of the future, the time is very fast, we can spend a lot of time, we can find a not salty and unsalable work, you do not make a lot of money, do not have a lot of pay, come home from work early, I give you a good meal and so on you. When you are rich, petty bourgeois, when you have no money, yo