1.   But even among the nostalgic, the issue is not whether integration should have come, but how.

2.   Christmas comes but once a year.

3.   Defense witnesses who do want to come but fear arrest because of their own role in the war will get a safe conduct for the duration of their trip.

4.   Halloween, after all, comes but once a year.

5.   I raised my head just in time to see it coming but too late to dodge.

6.   I looked up and who came in but a whole lot of white people.

7.   Playing in a small market, his encounters with the national media come but a few times a year.

8.   Same is true at wide receiver, where valiant Troy Brown is as solid as they come but still a possession receiver.

9.   Scott Buist admires Ashley for coming forward but worries about other young women athletes.

10.   The bad times never came but a particularly vicious Buffalo blizzard did, during which I was able to sell the entire hoard to my parents at inflationary prices.