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come by
verb
- intr, preposition to find or obtain (a thing), esp accidentally
do you ever come by any old books?
Example Sentences
In the aftermath of the 2007-08 writers’ strike, roles for the blooming actor became harder to come by — a situation that was made more dire by the nation’s crushing financial crisis.
As budget airlines struggle with profitability and major airlines cater increasingly to high-end customers, inexpensive airfare could be harder to come by, experts say.
It was at these championships 12 months ago when Hunter Bell made her debut on the international stage, hinting at the progress yet to come by finishing fourth in Glasgow.
The chef comes by to say hello and hands Velador a bowl lined with some leftover potato peels.
Clark, one of the more senior servers, says restaurant workers like Lira are hard to come by.
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