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comes to
vb. (en-third-person singularcome to)
Usage examples of "comes to".
I will never say "unlikely" when it comes to the power of the Emperor, More precious than gold, more magical than jewels, more potent than drugs.
I thought I had finally found someone I could spend the rest of my life with, and once again it comes to nothing.
We are Their fledglings, but when the time comes to leave the nest, They cannot fly for us.
Yet, it never comes to that, for peace is not a place, whether lined by hedges or by high walls.
The car crosses the sidewalk and comes to rest with its bumper against the fence between Billingsley's house and the next one down the hill, Mary's own.
A grade-school couplet comes to mind: Mother gives me lemonade, around the corner fudge is made.