And then I went ...

I turned around to look at Tom.

I turned around to check on my friend's house.

I will come provided I am well enough.

I will come.

In 1861, L.H.

And I turned around and went, How are we going to do this?

But I turned around because I didn t recognize where my voice was coming from.

I turned around to look at Tom.

And then, eventually, I got around to looking in my bucket.

I won't come tomorrow.

I'll come by subway.

I'll come by ferry.

I'll come by car.

I'll come by bus.

I did not even turn my head.

I turned page after page.

I will come tomorrow without fail.

I'll come by tomorrow morning.

I'll come with Tom.

I'll come over and keep you company.

I felt pressure on my shoulder and turned around.

I would not go if it rains tomorrow.

I promise you I'll come early.

I won't come before four o'clock.

I became a Catholic because I'm extremely pessimistic.

Oops, I turned the wrong way.

I'll come and see you one of these days.

But when I got to the top of the steps, I turned around dramatically and said, Oh, by the way, Bill, there is no Santa Claus.

And then, in the middle of a sentence, at the very birth of twilight, I turned and looked down the street.

I hadn t heard my voice in 17 years, so I turned around and I looked and I said, God, who's saying what I m thinking?

So I turned to David So why does it work?

I spoke to him anyway, and asked Hello, what are you doing?

Rain or shine, I will come to meet you at the station.

As soon as I can get the chance, I'll come for a visit.

I'll come and see you at 3 00 p.m. on Sunday.

I turned right.

I'll come if necessary.

I turned the page.

I'll come by subway.

I'll come by car.

And here I became a bit audacious, and I turned and I asked the judge, I said, Your Honor, I think you should go out and look at the scene yourself.

I turn to my wife and said, Who are we buying this for?

I'll come by tomorrow morning.

I'll come as soon as possible.