come round

He wound it every Sunday night, reg'lar as the day come round.

"Come round to the other side of the carriage, Herbert," she said.

Oh, she'd let him see his children, all right, if he bothered to come round.

“Come round me, then,” said Madge; and they formed a circle around her.

When she did come round a bit, she taunted me that I had sold my clothes for drink.

The man that they were discussing had come round to them past the henhouse.

Then come round to the church after service to-morrow night.

When you have a cold, there'll be people to come round and be anxious about you, and ask how you are getting on.

Winter has come round again, and he fights his way in through a snow-storm.

He's come round a bit, and I think I know what his complaint is.