I will soon come up with you.
I’ve just come up with a great idea.
He can come up with any amount of money.
You will soon come up with him if you run.
I will come up with a solution to the problem.
I hope he will come up with a new and good idea.
I’ve made up my mind to come up with a better solution.
I choked! I should have come up with a proper plan first.
Where did he ever come up with the notion of opening a branch?
The heat is on the administration to come up with a new policy.
I can’t come up with a good excuse for being late for the dentist.
We need to come up with another plan, in case this one doesn’t work.
We need to come up with an alternate plan, in case this one doesn’t work.
Let’s have a contest.
The side to come up with the worst insult wins.
The boss told his secretary to come up with a good idea by the end of the week.
Experts have failed to come up with an explanation of why the explosion happened.
We seriously need to come up with a better marketing strategy to sell our products.
Where did you come up with the idea that I’m familiar with robotics and such I wonder?
Police have come up with a likely psychological profile of the suspected serial killer.
The police interviewed a number of witnesses, but weren’t able to come up with any new information.
You need to try to see the question from a number of different angles in order to come up with a proper solution.
After a six-month review of the program, analysts have come up with a number of recommendations for improving the system.
Let’s all think on this together and we might be able to come up with some good ideas.
They say two heads are better than one.
Frank is the head of the team that is trying to come up with a new marketing strategy, but the real brains behind the project is Sylvia.
I can only conclude that you knew you were doing something wrong because you have not come up with any satisfactory explanation for your behavior.
We have a general idea of what we want to achieve over the next couple of months, but have yet to a come up with a master plan for the company’s future.
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White once noted that a candidate could easily commit political suicide if he were to come up with an unconventional thought during a presidential tour.
Boxer Muhammad Ali once said that only a man who knows what it is like to be defeated can reach down to the bottom of his soul, and come up with the extra ounce of power it takes to win when the match is even.
237521 Fortunately, software developers have come up with an answer.
The HSL has come up with a wish list of needed supplies and equipment.
It could be a day or two before we come up with something definitive.”
In place of Confucian wisdom, they’ve come up with more current wisdom.
Pictured is Shawn Blevins who helped Mrs. Cook come up with the recipe.
It’s a shame they didn’t come up with this beak-in-a-lab method sooner.
We come up with the topics together and then write them up, Ahmad says.
545830 Otherwise, they will have to come up with something on their own.
Click here to come up with a caption for this week’s Rob Tornoe cartoon.
Plant backpack – Artists have come up with their own take on the problem.
So, they’ve come up with a back-up plan: Draft Mitt Romney for president.
So instead of trying too hard to come up with ideas, let your mind wander.
“They’ve actually come up with rather more minor parties than I had in mind.
You need patience and horsepower to come up with solutions and to scale them.
That could make Internet providers less willing to come up with new services.
“You try to use logic and the facts and come up with some sort of conclusion.
“We have to take ownership of the problems and come up with local solutions.”
Read More The father of four also come up with a name for his trademark pizza.
877944 Ukraine should urge NATO members to come up with independent decisions.
However, TDSB chair Shaun Chen says it could take time to come up with a plan.
He also said the U.S. must appeal Obamacare and come up with a better solution.
414568 It’s not perfect, but I don’t trust them to come up with anything else.”