| be come | 5.86 | And coming home she is. | ||
| have come | 4.94 | Boy, has she come a long way. | ||
| will come | 3.36 | I would come home Sunday night. | ||
| see come | 1.84 | He still sees things coming together, not apart. | ||
| do come | 1.51 | And the problem is what to do come Saturday. | ||
| work come | 1.38 | NATO working to come up with security strategy. | ||
| figure come | 1.32 | It figured to come down like this. | ||
| can come | 0.99 | Playhouses can come ready-made, for the most part. | ||
| hear come | 0.79 | When it heard the truck coming, it would withdraw. | ||
| keep come | 0.79 | But with no sales to keep revenue coming in, the new money was soon spent. | ||
| know come | 0.72 | I knew coming down the court, he would hit me. | ||
| say come | 0.72 | Chapman said that comes out to several million dollars a year. | ||
| apply come | 0.59 | Fewer overall applied to come. | ||
| sound come | 0.39 | Funny how similar the sentiment sounded coming from New York. | ||
| still come | 0.39 | Ominously, the Canadian said his best was maybe still to come. | ||
| take come | 0.39 | Jaded hoteliers, however, point out that these can take forever coming. | ||
| happen come | 0.33 | Whatever happens come Sunday, who knows? | ||
| look come | 0.33 | I would never ever ever look graceful coming down the slope. | ||
| people come | 0.33 | More people coming? | ||
| think come | 0.33 | I think that comes with the territory, just being who I am. |