He'll have to stay down here of a daytime, an' only come on deck of a night when it's our watch.
If you'd only come before, Jem," said Mrs. Pepper.
I only cometo require a slave named Assad, to be delivered up to me.
You thought to do me a great pleasure; but I perceive I am only come to complete my ruin.
I have no occasion for stuffs, said she; I only cometo see you, and pass the evening with you: If you are pleased with it, all I ask of you is a light collation.
I only come to require a slave, named Assad, to be delivered up to me: he was carried away by one Behram, a captain of a ship, the most insolent man in the world.
You thought to do me great pleasure in bringing me hither, and I perceive I am only come to complete my ruin!
No, no, nothing of the sort; only come--only come!
Only come," repeated Annie, in an imploring voice.
No, no, nothing of the sort; only come-- only come!
Come, only come to us; we have so much to talk to you about, so much to hear from you, so much to say to you!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "only come" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
