come on *** , auch: c'mon informal

She just wanted me to come on and talk to her.

A red light comes on at 0.08 of 1 percent.

In 2002, the building next door came on the market.

Most likely, more oil will come on line from Iraq.

Every one of them has come on the power play.

A moment later, a light came on in front of him.

Then a light seemed to come on behind his eyes.

I have to be off so soon, come on what now.

Come on I'd like to see a few more hands up here.

The thing is, they're likely to come on the market quite soon.

I might have known the come on, put the third one down.

Come on you're always going off to talk to people.

Most of them came on all right in the end.

Every month when I came on we would say, never mind, next time.

He could hear them talking to one another as they came on.

Come on, I have to get you out of here.

After a moment a girl's voice came on the line.

The first came on the last day of school in 1991.

When the girl took their order he came on to her.

And if you have to come on the lot again, see me first.

Running feet came on behind, he could not tell how close.

Came on to you like he was your best friend.

Nothing could be done just then, with night coming on.

She came on to me, not the other way around.

Then a woman came on and asked him to hold.