4、A butterfly comes out.
8、Confidence comes from strength, strength comes from ceaseless effort.
12、Next comes the human cannonball.
16、In the rainy gloom of July nights on the thundering chariot of clouds he comes, comes, ever comes.
20、Therefore, functional genome systematics comes into forth.
24、I usually just put shuffle on my iPod and whatever comes up, comes up.
28、Squeeze the sponge so that all the water comes out.
32、The deepest warmth always comes from true feelings. The most beautiful scenery always comes from cherished love.
1、When winter comes, snow comes, snow comes and loneliness follows.
6、Another comes from ethanol.
11、The wishing star comes out.
17、It's jointed and it comes out.
22、 Or eat, or sit. The elder comes first, the younger comes later.
27、When it comes to classical music, Beethoven or Mozart comes to us first. Similarly, when it comes to modern dance, we think of Hwai-min Lin.
33、When autumn comes again, with me is a lonely and lonely, autumn comes again, how many separation polymerization.
3、Here comes a witch.
10、He comes to save Mowgli.
18、The bra also comes with gardening gloves.
25、Everyone agrees that Basel comes first, but it is unclear which comes next: Miami or London.
31、Medical paternalism comes from the Hippocratic tradition of ancient Greece.
5、She comes from Toronto.
14、Here comes my tasty food.
23、One particle comes to you and the other comes to you.
34、Success comes from being an expert problem solver. In other words, success comes from working smarter, not longer.
9、Spring comes. The ugly duckling comes to the river again.
21、Your turn comes on next Wednesday.
35、The latest example of neutrinos' weirdness comes from Japan.
15、Sandra comes in her pyjamas.
30、The edible salt comes from salt lakes containing no iodine;
19、His dragon comes out and hums her.
7、The voice comes first, and the instructor comes.
2、He comes in person.
13、Confidence comes from strength, strength comes from diligence.
29、Another zippy, zappy, crazy day comes to a close.
26、Winter comes they can't wait for summer; summer comes they're living drily of winter.
