The minister of Public Works, who came to make you his excuses.
She is a pious and charitable woman, who came to see me during your absence at Arcis.
It was he who cameto propose to lend you this money.
But to return to the traveller, who came to visit your poor mother in Siberia, he had seen the general a month after the events of which you have read, and at a moment when he was about to enter on a new campaign against the English.
The British force became divided in doing this work, and were suddenly attacked by several hundred of Britz's commando, who came to close quarters through their khaki dress, which enabled them to pass as Plumer's vanguard.
There were also slain two hundred priests, (18) who came thither to pray for the army of the Welsh.
Alma 10:3 3 And Aminadi was a descendant of Nephi, who was the son of Lehi, who came out of the land of Jerusalem, who was a descendant of Manasseh, who was the son of Joseph who was sold into Egypt by the hands of his brethren.
The bishop sent a message to Einar Tambaskelfer, who came to the town.
There was a man with King Olaf called Kolbein Sterke (the strong), who came from a family in the Fjord district.
Leif told his comrades to come carefully into the tent, and not to press forward, and that he who came last in should go out first.
Then Sigrid sent a message to Bjarkey Isle to Thorer Hund, who came to her while they were, in the usual way, dressing the corpse of Asbjorn.
Do you remember Brother Marchois of the Camaldulians, who came to see me last spring, and who was here the day Monsieur Derues arrived, with your wife and Edouard?
Here she was interrupted by the janitor of the hospital, who came up, bowing.
But they were hardly in the passage when they were met by Mechinet, who came running up out of breath, and half mad with delight.
Seneschal, however, who came in just as coffee was handed round, evidently shared M.
I do not know that I have any occasion for a similar apology in printing the following lines read at a meeting of members of the Saturday Club and other friends who came together to bid farewell to Motley before his return to Europe in 1857.
Perhaps they made too much of it; for they sent for the old Doctor, who came at once when he heard what had happened.
Then he called the crier, who came up and kissed the ground before him; and he said to him, "I want this slave-girl whom thou art calling for sale.
Seeing them he roused him hastily and sat up; and they carried him to their mistress, who came to meet him and, taking him by the hand, seated him by her side.
Supposing that the object of our trip was accomplished we turned back; but two natives, who came to our camp at night, assured us that a cataract, called Morumbwa, did still exist in front.
She constantly inquired of the black traders, who came up the river, if they had any news of the white man who passed with the oxen.
Here is the news of the village; La Berrueca has married her daughter to a good-for-nothing painter, who came here to paint anything that might turn up.
Madame Tellier, who came of a respectable family of peasant proprietors in the Department of the Eure, had taken up her profession, just as she would have become a milliner or dressmaker.
As soon as Rose became aware of the theft, she ran to tell madame, who came downstairs in her woolen petticoat.
We were visited by a few Clatsops, who came by water, bringing roots and berries for sale.
They were followed, too, by a train of invalids from the village, who came to ask for our assistance.
We therefore took no Indians but our two chiefs, and resumed our journey in the presence of many of the Sokulks, who came to witness our departure.
They were terrified by his threats; but they answered with one voice, "We have seen no man enter save the Persian sage, who cameto gather healing herbs.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "who came" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
