Her joke comes off as insensitive when people read it without context.

In many traditional Jewish writings, the world to come is described as the place where the righteous are rewarded and the wicked are punished for their deeds.

She comes over every Sunday to help with dinner.

Are you coming over tonight, or should I cook for myself?

After fainting at the festival, she was coming round as her friends splashed water on her face.

He comes round to check the boiler whenever it starts making strange noises.

If you finish work early, please come to the party; we'll save you a seat.

Dealing with difficult clients and long hours come with the territory when you work in customer service.

Moving into a high-profile job comes with the territory, so you'll have to handle public scrutiny.

When Tom told the story, he would always come the acid, making simple events sound like epic adventures.