come across *
come over **

But the moment he was on the open road, a change came over his face.

On the inside, I was coming over the top with my right hand.

She came in the room and over to the bed.

Once in a long while something seemed to have come over her and she was happy.

He turned again and came down low over the river.

A moment later the security chief's voice came over the line.

As I told you before, changes are coming over the land.

A change came over the face of things at once.

The feeling came over him a lot actually, ever since he'd left California.

As he did so a change came over his face.

He wanted to make the most of it coming over here.

It would be much better if you come over here.

"Instead of coming over here and making with the fists."

Then the Germans will come over here, or try to.

Don't think so hard at him, he'll come over here.

If those people want Garth, they'll come over here and find him.

If any of them have a chance, they might come over here.

I left the President some material on international law before coming over here, but that may not be enough now.

It will only be a day or two before they come over here.

You'd better come over here and sit with your dad.