He came into a room belonging to the princesses, in which we had a party to look at the illuminations, and there he stayed above an hour; cheerful, composed, and gracious!
During the dessert the Princess Elizabeth came into the T room.
Before you receive this, he will have left York wiser than he came into it by fifty guineas and more.
Afterwards, Rabbits, the butler, came into my mother's room downstairs, red with indignation and with tears in his eyes.
I saw it at the time unseeingly; afterwards it came into my mind as the centre of the whole broad panoramic effect of that afternoon.
It came into my head that it would be ripping good business to use horseradish to adulterate mustard.
I was quite confused to find myself thinking this, but it came into my head.
However, it has nothing to do with the present subject, excepting that Miss Summerson looked so like it at the moment that it came into my head.
He went his way a great pace, all armed, until he came into a country wherein was great grief being made, and the more part said that he was come that should destroy their Law, for that already had he won their strongest castle.
A few strides and he came into a square open space only lighted by the skies.
And when I could not see for the glory of that light, being led by the hand of them that were with me, I came into Damascus.
He went out of Jerusalem a persecutor, he came into Damascus a Christian.
After a while the beech-wood grew thinner, and at last gave out altogether, and he came into a space of rough broken ground with nought but a few scrubby oaks and thorn-bushes growing thereon here and there.
Each settlement in turn, as it came into prominence or provoked curiosity, found its geographer and annalist, and here and there sporadic pens essayed some practical topic.
It came into my head as suggestively antithetic to the `gnostic' of Church history, who professed to know so much about the very things of which I was ignorant.
I came into a sitting position, crawled away from the edge for a space on all fours, then staggered up and ran after him across the thundering, quivering sheet of metal.
But curiously enough it came into my mind, while I was rolling over and over in the mud before the wind, and very doubtful how the whole adventure was to end, as being absolutely the thing I ought to have done.
I came into a sitting position, and on every hand the blue backs of the Selenites were receding into the darkness.
How it came into my mind, I do not know, and what I said I do not remember, but I must have mentioned Falconer's name somehow.
By the Mall we came into Whitehall, and so to Westminster Bridge.
I passed over the broken bridge, and through the massive gate, under an arched way, at the farthest end of which a lamp had just been lighted: then I came into a large open area, the court of the castle.
In 1889 Wellesley's Senior Annual, the Legenda, came into being.
In 1891, the Agora, the political society, came into existence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "came into" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
