How To Use Come in for In A Sentence
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When I worked in the ER I had a plastic surgeon beef up my personal ratio count when he refused to come in for a 27 year old female who literally had the right side of her face bitten off from her lip to her orbital canthus by her own pit bull, ONE WEEK BEFORE HER WEDDING.
Time and Place
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The reason that Canadians come in for so much ribbing is that some who post on the forums are so transparently easy to goad.
Saying Goodbye - Disparaging Remarks
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The plans have already come in for fierce criticism in many quarters of the country.
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There is no nod to our more politically-correct culture for women still come in for classic stereotyping: his wife is a nagging shrew.
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Generally, Tarantino has never come in for criticism for remaking already an excellent film.
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But at the end of 90's, due to consequently favorable income in foreign trade, our country became the second big gest country for foreign exchange reserve in the world in 1998.
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The move, reportedly the President's idea, has come in for a lot of criticism.
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She had previously assured herself that my hair was all my own, and now my coiffure was the only part of my toilet that come in for her unqualified approval, for Charlie had made the most of my abundant hair, which was of a beautiful color and texture and inclined to curl.
Madeleine An Autobiography
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It was a really secretive process and I wasn't even sure who I was applying to until they asked me to come in for an interview!
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`Friend of mine's just come in for a sinus op...' `Sure, no problem.
NIGHT SISTERS
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Rather than wanting larger breasts, this age group of women are sick of droopy breasts so come in for a breast lift (mastopexy).
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As it would give an instant status advantage if people have to come in for meetings through a hatch in the floor.
The Sun
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He will probably come in for a good sum of money when his uncle dies.
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We know actually very well, studies have been done showing that interestingly enough when service members come in for treatment their likelihood of being retained on duty and maintaining their deployability status actually increases and actually remains very high.
Psychologist Craig Bryan: Treating Vets For PTSD
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But it's not just New Money oiks who've come in for a finger wagging.
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But he said: 'I am flabbergasted the manager has come in for stick.
The Sun
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McGee could come in for Andy Mockler, who is the latest injury casualty and leaves McHale with a depleted squad.
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But he said: 'I am flabbergasted the manager has come in for stick.
The Sun
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Already their work has come in for considerable critical acclaim from those that have seen it and it is expected to be in huge demand by poetry and art lovers.
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However, Asmita has come in for criticism from purists who feel traditional art forms must not be tampered with.
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Like Wallis Simpson, Madonna, principal stuntwoman of late-20th-century pop iconography, has certainly come in for her share of vicious and perhaps warranted attacks, but that's because deception has always been a principal part of her repertoire.
'W.E.,' About Royals, Is a Messy Windsor Knot
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Know Your ABCDE's Ronald Moy, a Beverly Hills, Calif., dermatologist and president of the American Academy of Dermatology, says skin cancers and precancerous conditions are often caught when patients come in for cosmetic procedures.
Reckoning With the Sun
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The move, reportedly the President's idea, has come in for a lot of criticism.
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He's a good player who has come in for some unjustified stick but he keeps going and is doing well at Birmingham.
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The plans have already come in for fierce criticism in many quarters of the country.
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Now actors' availabilities means that if I've got four or five scenes with Jeff Bridges in a film but he's on another movie I may start working on that movie and then three weeks later Jeff will come in for seven days and we'll work for seven days and then he goes away and he's on another movie and I don't see him again.
Brad Balfour: Actor Kevin Spacey Gambles On Casino Jack and Gets a Golden Globe Nom
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The Government'seconomic policies have come in for much criticism in the newspapers.
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Such a scenario will put the bank in a no-win situation because it will undoubtedly come in for some fierce criticism from supporters of individual clubs.
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Council officers often come in for criticism about their attitudes; being unapproachable, etc.
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Such people were not what the wearer of this garment had really come in for.
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The plans have already come in for fierce criticism in many quarters of the country.
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It looks like she has a stronger opponent this year and I expect that more money will come in for her opponent from outstate.
Think Progress » Bachmann’s Latest Whopper: ‘The Federal Government Literally Owns Banks’
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The schemes have come in for redemption and the Securities and Exchange Board of India has directed Indian Bank Mutual Fund to formulate a method of meeting payment commitments.
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On the other hand, early Christian male celibates come in for rough treatment for their hatred of the body and ‘misogyny.’
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Norman also said New York-based jockey Edgar Prado will come in for the mount replacing regular rider Jamie Theriot.
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I called another cadaver dog handler that I know that works for Osceola County sheriff ` s office, and had her come in for a secondary search.
CNN Transcript Jan 2, 2009
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They come in for a lot of stick, but we will rely heavily on their courage and independence in the coming weeks.
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McGee could come in for Andy Mockler, who is the latest injury casualty and leaves McHale with a depleted squad.
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The director has come in for a lot of criticism over his handling of the affair.
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I cleaned the stamp, corked the black oil and went away: they called after me to come in for tea, but I affected not to hear.
TESTIMONIES
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NTOs have come in for criticism for failing to make significant strides in plugging the skills gap.
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I think there are other games on the market that would not have come in for the same kind of preloaded hostility even if players did the usual forum groaning about things.
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He may come in for a steak, but he wants to take his time and enjoy a leisurely meal.
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As it would give an instant status advantage if people have to come in for meetings through a hatch in the floor.
The Sun
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The tax department has come in for fierce criticism over its dealings with big companies.
Times, Sunday Times
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The director has come in for a lot of criticism over his handling of the affair.
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The NRA have come in for strong criticism locally both from landowners affected by the route of the road and various political and business interests.
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But as apocalyptic literature has come in for criticism, so has utopian-by anti-utopians, often satirists.
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The patient's colour, face and body features as well as pulse and tongue will also come in for scrutiny.
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We have come in for our share of criticism, some of it defamatory, but we have never wavered from this message.
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It reminded me of a time many years before when a guy asked me did I want to come in for coffee.
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It was a really secretive process and I wasn't even sure who I was applying to until they asked me to come in for an interview!
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Do you want to come in for a cup of tea?
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The government has come in for fierce criticism over its handling of this affair.
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He will probably come in for a good sum of money when his uncle dies.
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People can always come in for a taster session and see how it goes without any commitment.
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She was his least favorite make up artist but also the only one able to come in for the special shoot today for their interviews.
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Do you want to come in for a cup of tea?
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The government has come in for fierce criticism over its handling of this affair.
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They normally come in for a lot of stick and criticism from the public.
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The message could come in forms such as speech, electronic mail, facsimile or a video clip.
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It has been praised by the regional water watchdog for what it is doing while others have come in for stern criticism.
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But the city's 1000-plus property developers have come in for more than just a talking-to.
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As it would give an instant status advantage if people have to come in for meetings through a hatch in the floor.
The Sun
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High street banks come in for regular criticism - often rightly so.
Times, Sunday Times
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The director has come in for a lot of criticism over his handling of the affair.
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The government has come in for fierce criticism over its handling of this affair.
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The government's economic policies have come in for a lot of criticism.
