come to pass

And even though such uses have come to pass, views on how to respond have shifted dramatically.

None, of course, have come to pass.

Weeks on, that has now come to pass.

But such a plan - which would involve European countries deploying fighter jets and pilots - has led to fears of accidental confrontation with the Russians and has not come to pass despite first being floated since 2023.

But more importantly, there’s no way Canton, Ohio, will pass on seeing its “Wildest Dreams” come to pass when Taylor Swift visits for Kelce’s induction.