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come round

VERB
  1. change one's position or opinion
    He came around to our point of view

How To Use come round In A Sentence

  • That the world has come round is due to the melodic pop that now lurks amid their rock riffs. Times, Sunday Times
  • We have a lot of young players in the squad who will be better by the time the European Championships come round.
  • In fact, I think of you as a sunny person, very cheerful and fun to be with, just the person one wants to see come round the corner -
  • All things will come round to him who will but wait. 
  • It's taken me a while to come round to what originally looked a fairly ridiculous notion. Times, Sunday Times
  • You must come round sometime soon.
  • And when play finally got under way, there was an almighty surprise in store come round two. Times, Sunday Times
  • All things will come round to him who will but wait. 
  • He hasn't come round yet . Could you try and straighten him out?
  • Should however the revolution turn into the directorate, the consulate and then the empire, you may come round and lynch us.
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