| "I decided to raise him by myself because our time together... "had come to a close. | |
| (ANNOUNCER) So we come to a close of another recorded session of "Music Just for You". | |
| (Narrator) The audition come to a close as America's best home cooks fight for the final aprons. | |
| ..this story can come to a close once and for all. | |
| After this, the Milwaukee auditions come to a close. | |
| "I decided to raise him by myself because our time together... "had come to a close. | |
| (ANNOUNCER) So we come to a close of another recorded session of "Music Just for You". | |
| (Narrator) The audition come to a close as America's best home cooks fight for the final aprons. | |
| ..this story can come to a close once and for all. | |
| After this, the Milwaukee auditions come to a close. | |
| "Even as he grows, childhood comes to a close, one thing in his eyes still burns. | |
| (Announcer) As another long day of auditions comes to a close... | |
| - All along the ropes as round two comes to a close. | |
| - Uh... As our, let's call it, year of living dangerously comes to a close, in a rare moment of vulnerability, I'd like to express a sentiment to you about our relationship. | |
| - comes to a close... | |
| "Even as he grows, childhood comes to a close, one thing in his eyes still burns. | |
| (Announcer) As another long day of auditions comes to a close... | |
| - All along the ropes as round two comes to a close. | |
| - Uh... As our, let's call it, year of living dangerously comes to a close, in a rare moment of vulnerability, I'd like to express a sentiment to you about our relationship. | |
| - comes to a close... | |
| And as the year came to a close,... ..Aunt Bea would soon be back to her old dreams of finding a true love. | |
| As last summer came to a close, everyone went their separate ways. | |
| As more groups hit the stage, other journeys also came to a close. | |
| In the paper today, I see that Donald Cavanaugh's gerrymandering case came to a close yesterday, which means we've got a new congressman. | |
| It's the records from a trial that came to a close with a death sentence. | |
| All bringing actual information. The great game is coming to a close, Yevgeny. | |
| Are we coming to a close yet, Tom? | |
| Barry's year was coming to a close, and it all came down to 10 magical minutes. | |
| But more than that, obviously, your Big Year, it's coming to a close. | |
| But the deal is coming to a close, and Ben must move quickly. - I understand. | |
| And as the year came to a close,... ..Aunt Bea would soon be back to her old dreams of finding a true love. | |
| As last summer came to a close, everyone went their separate ways. | |
| As more groups hit the stage, other journeys also came to a close. | |
| In the paper today, I see that Donald Cavanaugh's gerrymandering case came to a close yesterday, which means we've got a new congressman. | |
| It's the records from a trial that came to a close with a death sentence. | |
| All bringing actual information. The great game is coming to a close, Yevgeny. | |
| Are we coming to a close yet, Tom? | |
| Barry's year was coming to a close, and it all came down to 10 magical minutes. | |
| But more than that, obviously, your Big Year, it's coming to a close. | |
| But the deal is coming to a close, and Ben must move quickly. - I understand. | |
