This word comes from Greek.

Love... comes back!

It all comes down to one word

The word itself comes from earth measurement

The word graffiti comes from the Greek word graphein, which means to write.

Now, monsoon, the root of the word monsoon comes from the word season.

A final word comes from the mass media.

Here's where the familiar word 'gene' comes in.

That is the word that comes to mind.

And, according to Jesus, the word comes forth,

The first word that comes up is doctor.

Sentiment comes easily at 50 cents a word.

It comes back to instinct.

If he comes back here...

Hurry, before he comes back.

Please, before she comes back.

Back where he comes from!

Its name comes from the Greek word for shame .

And that's frankly where the word conic comes from.

The word thief comes and steals your entire vocabulary.

In fact, the exact meaning of the word educate comes from the root word educe.

It always comes back to oil.

Inchí Allah, he never comes back!

Get going before he comes back.

Stand back! Here comes the king.

Any message if he comes back?

Youjustwaittillthat stunner comes back here tonight!

You pledged your word back there.

Its name comes from αίνιγμα, the Greek word for riddle .

If you see the word microfinance, what comes to mind?

So the word silhouette comes from a minister of finance,

And so that's where the word obese really comes from.

Here he comes. Don't tell him I've said a word.

It always comes back, as Richard Dawkins complained all that long time ago, it always comes back to genes.

My shame comes back to haunt me

I do always comes back to me.

I hope your mother comes back soon.

And she usually comes back once more

Talk to Mark when he comes back.

You wouldn't go back on your word?

The word really comes from, what would oxygen do to something?

Go shoot some pool. Any word comes, I'll let you know.

The German word Zaun comes closest to the original meaning of the word a fence of any material.

And that's kind of the word we use because tunica comes from the word for coat or cloak.

Yes, but once he wins, he comes back.