476 Sentences With "come home to"

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"The chickens have come home to roost," Mr. Buchanan said. from The New York Times
SOONER OR LATER, THEY HAVE TO COME HOME TO ROOST. from CNBC
He has a daughter and son to come home to. from People
My daughter still has a dad to come home to. from People
I don't want to come home to deal with it. from Vice
If enough Sanders supporters do not come home to Mrs. from The New York Times
In that case, Clinton voters did come home to Obama. from The Hill
What do you do when you come home to unwind? from CNN
Now, we always have a place to come home to. from Vice
"My plants gave me a sanctuary to come home to." from The New York Times
Don't count your chickens till they come home to roost. from New Yorker
"White bread imperialism has come home to roost," he added. from The New York Times
"And I get to come home to those amazing, little people." from People
" He added: "He was a peasant come home to the barnyard. from The New York Times
You have a sweet baby to come home to every day. from Refinery 29
When do you think that storyline will come home to roost? from Vox
The dependence on top earners eventually will come home to roost. from The Hill
SUNSET-CRUISE DINNER Then I come home to Derek and dinner. from The New York Times
Mr. Mitterrand would come home to stay with them at night. from The New York Times
Now all I want to do is come home to Britain. from The New York Times
And as the cost of still emerging liabilities come home to roost. from TechCrunch
"This is a strange thing to come home to, right," she said. from CNBC
Her son and son-in-law have both come home to farm. from The New York Times
But knowing I had this partner to come home to was overwhelming. from The New York Times
I come home to an empty apartment, and everything screams Ravi's absence. from The New York Times
I come home to flowers and some little surprise near the mail. from The New York Times
You know you can always come home to me, Daddy's little girl. from The New York Times
Who wouldn't want to come home to dust and hair-free floors? from Mashable
I had to come home to try to get my head together. from The New York Times
The chickens have come home to roost in the campus ivory tower. from The Hill
"It is a fun place to come home to," Ms. Romanelli said. from The New York Times
And we wish that Julio could come home to Storm Lake someday. from The New York Times
I want my baby to get better and to come home to me. from People
When he did come home to Austin, Trading Spaces came knocking almost immediately. from People
Whenever he would come home [to Flint] other people would just come over. from Vice
"I come home to my apartment and he is magically here," she said. from The New York Times
In fact, I rarely see them and come home to a quiet apartment. from The New York Times
I come home to V. and Z. playing on the floor, so sweet! from Refinery 29
"He cannot come home to eat each night to save money," she said. from The New York Times
Arya asks Nymeria to come home to Winterfell with her, and Nymeria… walks away. from The Verge
The question made me feel like my "pollos" had finally come home to roost. from CNN
Sometimes Mr. Brown would come home to find gas cards sitting on the porch. from The New York Times
And it's a great thing to come home to, and a total confidence booster. from Vice
On a weekly basis, I'll come home to some strange new bottle of something. from Gizmodo
That way they at least had some semi-prepared food to come home to. from Refinery 29
She's the person I want to come home to and create an adventure with. from The New York Times
Honestly, I do not turn on the TV when I come home to unwind. from CNN
Newly graduated with honors from Columbia, he's come home to ponder a job offer. from The New York Times
"Then to come home to this," Mr. Lesser said, referring to the Republican mailer. from The New York Times
What if you're over casual dating and just want someone to come home to? from Mashable
Should it rain, you could come home to a soggy windowsill and damaged floors. from The New York Times
Work at Starbucks all day and then come home to work at Facebook marketing? from Vox
Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills When Erin Moeller got back to her home in League City, a small city just southeast of Houston, the waters had receded. from Vice News
Next, pop the garment into the washing machine and come home to a clean shirt! from People
Hopefully he will be allowed to come home to his beautiful family where he belongs! from CNN
We work, come home to our three-bedroom house, and spend time with each other. from CNN
Hopefully he will be allowed to come home to his beautiful family where he belongs. from CNN
She was able to come home to Florida on April 15, the night before Easter. from People
Shana Fisher, who just turned 16, would never come home to her beloved dog, Kallie. from The New York Times
"It was always such a relief to come home to that fabulous apartment," Mark said. from The New York Times
Instead, we can come home to the present moment through the practice of mindful dancing. from The New York Times
What if you're over casual dating and just want someone consistent to come home to? from Mashable
Historically, many of these voters have "come home" to their usual party after the conventions. from Vox
But on some level, he's always there, waiting for her to come home to him. from Vox
Turns out, she had come home to find someone in her house and called the cops. from People
"I wasn't any rose to come home to at the end of my marriage," she continued. from People
That she quit to come home to take care of her mother, Ellen Bergman (Sissy Spacek). from Refinery 29
As Neil Gorsuch's selection to the Supreme Court proves, that chicken has come home to roost. from Hyperallergic
Your successful friends know that they need a good man or woman to come home to. from CNBC
This week, he told ABS-CBN news he was willing to come home to resume talks. from Reuters
"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," he says. from People
For most of us, we're grateful to have our faithful old hatchback to come home to. from Vice
It is the Chinese new year, and migrant workers have come home to see their families. from Economist
I clean up some before I leave so I won't come home to a huge mess. from Refinery 29
Even with all the mayhem, it is always good to come home to New York City. from The New York Times
It is not a question of how, but when, this will all come home to roost. from The Hill
Love is still being happy to come home to that same person, even after 30 years. from The New York Times
Make sure the inductee knows there is a safe and nonjudgmental place to come home to. from The New York Times
If the police put the pieces together, of course Elodie will come home to save her friends. from Refinery 29
After a long day at work, the last thing you want to come home to is housework. from Mashable
But to the excitement of his family, he was able to come home to Arizona for Christmas. from People
Wouldn't it be nice to come home to a nice home-cooked meal after a chilly commute? from Business Insider
It's so nice to come home to supper already cooked and it makes the house smell delicious. from Refinery 29
"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," Jim told PEOPLE. from People
"I don't care if they only come home to see the dog—fine with me," Kate says. from People
He has no one to come home to at the end of the day (other than Alfred). from Refinery 29
Lucca tells Alicia that she needs to decide who she wants to come home to every night. from Mashable
You get to come home to a freshly cooked meal without having to hire a personal chef. from Mashable
Every day after middle school I would come home to the two of them, demagogue and disciple. from Vice
In 10 days, I will come home to a family whom enjoy my presence and TRUST me. from Refinery 29
If, by chance, you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that's made. from CNBC
It is worth waiting until you come home to rub those beach photos in your friends' faces. from CNBC
Luckily, after a long and stressful day I have my golden retriever, Gatsby, to come home to. from CNN
Never mind that the groom lived in Europe and couldn't even come home to attend the wedding. from Refinery 29
I just want to go and play music and come home to my kids and my wife. from Vice
At the end of the day I come home to a house full of three other people. from The New York Times
Brett had so badly wanted for his son to come home to Utah, but never this way. from The New York Times
Mike Pence of Indiana, has been publicly pleading with partisans to "come home" to their presidential ticket. from The New York Times
I thought we'd come home to Kansas for Thanksgiving every year, no matter where we ended up. from Vox
My daughters have to share their room with my gift-wrap stuff when they come home to visit. from The New York Times
"I didn't know that after burying my father, I'd have to come home to this," she told ABC13. from Refinery 29
"How could you do that 34 times with him and then come home to me?" he asks Frances. from Refinery 29
My husband noticed my mood drop; he would often come home to find me weeping, drained from arguments. from Vice
Meanwhile, the Saints are rolling, lead the division, and now come home to the comfort of the Superdome. from Fox News
Wait until your roommates come home to watch the newest episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. 7. from People
You can run the robot while you're out for the day and come home to a clean house. from Mashable
To put it more succinctly, he is the ungainly chicken of late-stage capitalism come home to roost. from New Republic
Parents with certain jobs pick up lead residue on their clothes, then come home to hug their children. from The New York Times
A devoted son might have come home to stay, and perhaps taken up his wonted means of support. from The New York Times
Louise, Cordelia's SAT tutor, has been up all night waiting for Lavinia to come home to pay her. from Vox
He had made a desperate bid to come home to her, but had not survived the perilous trek. from The New York Times
He dreamed I would come home to him after class and live with him like a surrogate wife. from The New York Times
National fights come home to Georgia On the Republican side, Kemp is following a roadmap of his own. from CNN
And then when I come home to tuck them in, I'm sure they'll have a lot of questions. from People
Now, the trends of the 90s/early 93s have truly come home to roost because Limited Too is back. from Refinery 29
Finally, you can come home to a visual reminder of how much more your probably could have accomplished today! from Gizmodo
I had a guest checking in; Everything was normal— I come home to this man cleaning up my apartment. from People
"At the end of a day's work, I get to come home to her – that's the fun," McRaney said. from People
To some investors, buying gold feels like the right insurance policy in case wider issues come home to roost. from Reuters
Each month, she'll come home to a box with her desired number of bottles, starting at just $210 each. from Mashable
Those costs could come home to roost in the form of a much feared oil spill on the coast. from CNBC
Each month, she'll come home to a box with her desired number of bottles, starting at just $13 each. from Mashable
"It's nice to come home to a partner and show them something new you learned or experienced," she said. from Business Insider
With WeWork and Uber, the "chickens are starting to come home to roost" for SoftBank's investment strategy, Bohlen said. from Business Insider
Other than the cash payments, when available, most of the refugees have little to come home to in Afghanistan. from The New York Times
"There will be a lot of families that come home to nothing," the San Bernardino County fire chief said. from The New York Times
They go to work in fancy uniforms and come home to shacks with no running water or reliable electricity. from The New York Times
Boeing's troubled fleet of 737 Max jets has come home to roost, in the form of dismal quarterly numbers. from The New York Times
Alice Stewart said "Georgians will come home to the GOP" and its candidate, Brian Kemp, in the gubernatorial race. from CNN
Monday was the first time he has come home to sleep in his old bed since he was inaugurated. from The New York Times
Knowing that you'll come home to a made bed is also a great way to end a work day. from Business Insider
The chickens will eventually come home to roost, but it often takes years for them to complete the journey. from The Hill
When all the reader wants, as Brown wrote in "The Runaway Bunny," is a tree to come home to. from The New York Times
Bad fiscal policies eventually come home to roost, and taxpayers around the country should not be underwriting harmful practices. from The Hill
Use the iRobot HOME app to tell your Roomba to start cleaning and come home to cat hair-free floors. from Mashable
Plus, you can set it on a schedule, so you can come home to a clean house whenever you want. from Mashable
But at its core, Cheviot Hills is a place to come home to rather than a place to be seen. from The New York Times
I can't cry over brothers slain by cops and no one ever pays, and then come home to a cop. from Refinery 29
But what do the cook spaces they come home to after a long day of flipping and fixing look like? from People
Except that — a decade after the fact — a lot of the movie's comedic punch lines have come home to roost. from Refinery 29
After the toppling of the Taliban in Afghanistan, she decided to come home to help rebuild her country in 2002. from Reuters
Now, we can work out, watch a movie, work out again, then come home to our Book of the Month! from Mashable
Salgado would come home to find her husband drinking with his friends, the kitchen empty of food for their daughters. from New Yorker
Jason Magee posted this photo to Facebook with the comment: 'Today was a bad day to come home to this. from Gizmodo
A 19-year-old freshman at the University of Virginia, he had come home to celebrate the holidays last year. from The New York Times
And then come home to shape up Mark Bittman's recipe for salmon burgers, which go nicely alongside these mock frites. from The New York Times
As I eat it I think to myself, It's all worthwhile just to come home to you, Amy's Palak Paneer. from Vice
Whether the past will come home to roost remains to be seen, but it has perhaps never been more plausible. from The New York Times
Young adults who fail to launch can come home to their parents' cozy houses (a running joke in one episode). from The New York Times
The son, Burhanuddin Qaisari, a second-year law student at Herat University, had come home to Maimana during school vacation. from The New York Times
My patient spouse will often come home to find me with three different laptops lined up on the kitchen counter. from The New York Times
I give my old kit to my son, and I come home to him bashing along to Live at Leeds. from Vice
Often she'll come home to find that it drove up the table's leg and got stranded, the cleaning job unfinished. from Vox
Play with your head, heart, and guts, stay in the now, and that World Cup will come home to the USA! from Vox
Our fear of any alternative future, combined with our pining for an impossible political stasis, has finally come home to roost. from Hyperallergic
The boy's mother told the station her son was excited to come home to New York to visit later this month. from Fox News
"Praying for you all Teresa that he gets to come home to you and all your girls," a different follower commented. from People
"It's a comfort to be able to come home to him when we are together and to go through life together." from People
That has been the big story of the last week: that many Republicans are deciding to come home to back Trump. from CNN
"Concerns about the U.S.-China trade dispute have come home to roost," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader. from CNBC
Indeed, some Democrats interviewed by The Hill insist that Sanders's supporters will come home to him once voters begin casting ballots. from The Hill
"There will be a lot of families that come home to nothing," said Mark Hartwig, the San Bernardino County fire chief. from The New York Times
"I regret that I will be unable to come home to Australia this year," Day said in a statement on Friday. from Reuters
I was on a full scholarship at a private school, and I'd come home to my work ... And this was where? from Vox
Only in the new season, to put it in the animated show's anthropomorphic terms, do the chickens come home to roost. from The New York Times
The Nest allows us to warm it from afar hours ahead of time so we don't come home to an icebox. from The New York Times
Yuto eventually sent Eiko a letter telling her he was alive and working on a scheme to come home to her. from Refinery 29
And then when I come home to tuck them in [in this dress], I'm sure they'll have a lot of questions. from People
"And if by chance you have a miserable day," he added, "you will come home to a bed that is made." from The New York Times
As long as he continues to focus on what's going right with the economy, Georgians will come home to the GOP. from CNN
By being unapologetically blunt, the offended like yourselves come home to roost as the intended, (actual) snowflakey, targets that you are. from Vice
The chickens have come home to roost on Shameless, and the Gallagher house is looking more familiar than ever as a result. from Refinery 29
At the end of the day, I want to come home to a space that I feel I can really exhale in. from Vice
More from Your Money Your Future:Would-be snowbirds are come home to roost as retirees age in placeDitch the 4 percent rule. from CNBC
Joe Crowley, in a primary this summer, urged Democrats to "come home" to ideas that were first proposed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. from CNN
But the pills hadn't done much, and now she knew that he had to come home to figure out what was wrong. from The New York Times
And if by chance you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that is made — that you made. from CNBC
Dianne Feinstein, demanding that she "come home to California" and participate in a debate for the first time in nearly two decades. from Politico
But we'd always come home to New Orleans for holidays and vacations, and then Covington when my grandparents retired to the Northshore. from The Hill
After all, a dog that eats on a schedule poops on a schedule — meaning you're less likely to come home to an accident. from Mashable
You may come home to an empty house and eat cheddar popcorn for dinner, but if your career is poppin', you're fulfilled, right? from Vice
Emmanuel Macron championed digital growth when he was economy minister; this week in London he urged French expats to come home "to innovate". from Economist
To put it bluntly, the core narrative conceit of Dark Souls III is that all of the chickens have come home to roost. from Vice
All these years, I have loved you and believed that you were alive in a POW camp and would come home to us. from CNN
Buy it once, set it up, and come home to find that it has already taken care of cleaning the floors for you. from Business Insider
He had then come home to Moscow and started writing about what it was like in Chechnya, and was hired as a journalist. from The New York Times
He has a $23.8 million option on the two-year deal he signed last summer to leave Miami and come home to Chicago. from The New York Times
I think it could have taken a much heavier toll on me had I not had my little guy to come home to. from The New York Times
"Bojack has done bad things, and it's interesting to — in this season — see those chickens come home to roost, as it were," said Hanawalt. from Mashable
"He had a family to come home to, and he did everything he could do to support them," said Owens's granddaughter Gina Hemphill-Strachan. from The New York Times
And Vogel promised himself to always come home to his wife and kids after a job, no matter how far he had to travel. from Vice
He told me how proud he is of his four amazing daughters and how desperately he wants to come home to rejoin their lives. from People
When Joshua Marbury and Alicia Quinney left their son with a sitter, they never expected to come home to a battered and bruised toddler. from People
It has come home to assert its supremacy, its whiteness, its right to be ugly and foul-mouthed and to get rewarded for it. from The New York Times
"Wallead has been gone from his family for too long and it is time for him to come home to his family," she said. from The New York Times
We were roommates in an apartment in New York, and we would come home to each other every day and talk about two things. from Business Insider
I like when I can come home to my family and boast about my good grade on something that I worked very hard on. from The New York Times
PARIS — Having spent the last five years living in Syria, where she joined Islamic extremists, Emilie König, 33, wants to come home to France. from The New York Times
VA's budget has been climbing dramatically for years as the costs of our wars come home to roost, though (it nearly doubled under Obama). from The Hill
At our California base, I felt lost and alone amid Marines who'd come home to families, or who shook off memories in partying crowds. from The New York Times
I often give surfaces, especially upholstery, a quick spray just before leaving the house so I come home to a fresher, less germy home. from Business Insider
Ideally, you would automate your robot vacuum's cleaning cycles, not give it another thought, and come home to a clean house every day thereafter. from Wired
She wears the uniform proudly, she said, even though it might mean that she doesn't always come home to her husband and six children. from Vox
Just a handful of newsflashes have come home to me in such a way that I never forgot where I was when I heard them. from Wired
I would come home to care packages from friends on my doorstep and the anxiety it would cause was not normal — and I knew it. from People
The majority of her young life so far had been spent waiting to come home to her adoptive mom and dad in the United States. from Vox
I have to run errands on my lunch break, and I'll come home to eat; I pack an apple and hard-boiled eggs for breakfast. from Refinery 29
Finally, Google put a call out to existing staffers in the U.S. who want to 'come home' to Singapore or move to the city-state. from TechCrunch
The Cubs had come home to Wrigley for Game 4 with a lead over the Tigers but they lost three of their four games there. from CNN
But on the other hand I guess if you put everything into your career, you'll come home to an empty apartment with no one there. from Economist
I knew that no matter how bad things got at school I could always come home to a (virtual) life that was free of bullies. from Vice
She was supposed to come home to Minnesota, where her family lives, next week for the holidays, her friend George Moye told CNN affiliate WCCO. from CNN
Amy Savopoulos calls her husband, Savvas, telling him to come home to watch their son Philip because she has plans, according to housekeeper Nelitza Gutierrez. from People
In fact, these recipes are so easy you could even prep in the morning and come home to a weeknight dinner that's ready to go. from Refinery 29
An increased force size would help lower the risk, as troops wouldn't have to be deployed for as long and could come home to train. from The Hill
"We're in and out of hotels throughout the week and we didn't want to come home to something that felt like a hotel," she said. from The New York Times
So we're going to try and write more on the road on the next tour so we don't come home to nothing to work on. from Vice
"Many people feel their own neighborhoods have become unrecognizable and are no longer a safe place to come home to," the agreement's introductory section reads. from The New York Times
The ultimate gift of meditation is that it helps us come home to a space of presence that is large enough for whatever we encounter. from Vox
My moving situation, though definitely unique and mildly stressful, reminds me how lucky I am to have a place like this to come home to. from Refinery 29
"Donald Trump's short-sighted America first dogmatism has come home to roost," Biden said Tuesday in New York, blasting Trump for damaging relations with allies. from CNN
Many returning migrants like Victory come home to a poverty that they find even more dehumanizing than some of the horrors they faced in Libya. from CNN
To come home to such a response after so long away doing something I never thought I could pull off but did has blown me away. from People
It seems clear to many that Trump's America First policy, in which American allies must fight their own battles, has come home to roost in Israel. from Vox
I call my mom on the walk home and come home to my roommate cooking a chicken and rice dish, which I gladly accept as dinner. from Refinery 29
The Lodges come home to confront Veronica about the $86K charge to the credit card where she confronts her parents right back about them buying Pop's. from Refinery 29
"I don't have any dogs of my own, and I come home to an empty house after working all day," Kidd, who is single, tells PEOPLE. from People
Just throw in your ingredients, set the timer, head off to work, school, or run some errands, and come home to a dinner cooked to perfection. from Business Insider
The Prince had brought the ensuing crowing upon himself, and saw all those years of demeaning beatings, egotistical pressers and ostentatious entrances come home to roost. from Vice
Ties I was so homesick my freshman year of college that my cousins bought me a plane ticket to come home to Nashville for Halloween. Halloween! from The New York Times
Ms. Watson, who voted for Mr. Trump, said she understood his desire to come home to his resplendent apartment and the city where he was born. from The New York Times
With his concerns increasing, Brett fashioned a note to his son suggesting he come home to Utah to settle down and get control of his life. from The New York Times
Since getting out of debt, my husband was able to quit his job as an actuary and come home to work with me on my website. from CNBC
But that edge has eroded over the past year as Trump's unpopularity has come home to roost -- in both polling and candidate recruitment in individual races. from CNN
"And not just come home to the Mets family, but the city," said Minaya, who was born in the Dominican Republic but grew up in Queens. from The New York Times
Mary's son George, of course, would have fought in World War II — and then hopefully come home to start his own family and eventually inherit the estate. from Refinery 29
You can outsource the chore to this Roomba that can be scheduled to clean every day while you're at work, and come home to a tidier place. from Business Insider
"Staying at home would be a big thing, because I can come home to my family, help support my brothers and everything," Fisher explained to VICE Sports. from Vice
A pussy you can come home to and joke about raising kids withKanye: A pussy that's gonna get your mind off of other pussy, even if temporarily. from Vice
I'm going away to see my boyfriend this weekend and my roommate is in Nashville, so I want us to both come home to a clean apartment. from Refinery 29
Every day, millions of Americans go to work, and while most come home to their families and loved ones, the terrible truth is that thousands do not. from The Hill
Controlled by the Neato app on your smartphone or by any of your voice enabled devices means you will never come home to a dirty house again. from Mashable
But in the end, Handel convinced enough Republicans to come home to the party, which she did by shrewdly realizing what unifies the party: anti-anti-Trumpism. from New Republic
I didn't serve overseas in the Marines to come home to NC and watch a criminal, bankrolled by my opponent, take away people's very right to vote. from The Hill
After nearly two decades of advising foreign politicians on how to wage electoral campaigns in their own countries, the chickens had—for me—come home to roost. from Wired
Even American gold medalists come home to little more than a bit of applause and some noise on social media, then it's right back to the grind. from Vice
Gail: I was so offended by the way he reacted to the attack in New York — he didn't even bother to come home, to his own city! from The New York Times
When the traditional signs of adulthood — marriage, homeownership, children — are delayed or otherwise out of reach, it's comforting to come home to something that depends on you. from The New York Times
"I was monitoring the storm here and there and eventually saw that there would be no airport in Houston for me to come home to," he said. from The New York Times
But all the age-old arguments made by the rank and file in the wake of Mueller's remaking of the bureau have come home to roost now. from The Hill
"And now that he cannot come home to see her, I will do so, and all his 5,000 brothers in the department will do so," he said. from The New York Times
There's a -- you know, I got a lot of opportunities, I am a blessed man, I am healthy, I've got a fabulous wife to come home to. from CNBC
On the Narvaez single, center fielder Eddie Rosario's throw to third base sailed high, allowing Tyler Saladino to come home to cut Minnesota's lead to 13-21. from Reuters
It meant she would deploy often but for shorter periods of time, allowing her to come home to her kids more frequently, usually for about a month. from CNN
It's tempting, but you can't open the box, start your new robot vacuum, walk away for three hours, and expect to come home to a clean house. from Wired
Christie, a Wall Street bond trader, was commuting to New York and would often come home to find her husband, then a law student, watching sports on television. from The New York Times
And Ms. Steeves brings a sense of bewildered near-defeat to Jackie, who has come home to lick her wounds, only to find herself embroiled in more trauma. from The New York Times
"There are a lot of real structural issues, once-in-a-lifestyle 1920s-style structural issues that are threatening to come home to roost," Gambles told CNBC Wednesday. from CNBC
Either way, you won't be bothered to get out of your comfy position on the couch, and you'll never have to come home to a creepy dark house. from Mashable
"For the first time, I had the most amazing person to come home to when the spotlight went out and when the crowds were all gone," she said. from CNN
In my dream world, I'd love to just be able to leave for the day and come home to a clean apartment, but the technology isn't quite there. from Refinery 29
I saw the mothers and fathers on my block wake up every single day and go to work, then come home to not enough food in their bowls. from Refinery 29
The Savages are requesting R. Kelly allow Joycelyn to come home to speak to them face-to-face on August 25 ... when he's in town for a concert. from TMZ
"Especially like when I do come home [to Garner], instead of her being on one side of town and me on the other," the American Idol winner says. from People
The high-maintenance individual who is the life of the party is not the person you want to come home to at the end of a grueling day. from The New York Times
There might not be time for you to come home to pick up your stuff—there might not even be a home for you to come back to. from New Yorker
I'd wake up to "Morning Joe," eat breakfast reading The New York Times, go to work listening to NPR, come home to NY1 news and nightcap with CNN. from The New York Times
Their determination to ignore (and in some cases even celebrate) President Trump's lies in the fun and games of the political season has now come home to roost. from The New York Times
Each day, after attending my own committee hearings and markups, meetings and events with constituents, I would come home to start my own studies on the impeachment inquiry. from The New York Times
"Because I'm on the road all the time, I need a place to come home to where I feel really relaxed and cut off from everything," she said. from People
If so much of our political horizon looks unfamiliar it is because we are reluctant to recognise all those second-term Thatcherite chickens that have come home to roost. from Economist
Even better, they're all on sale: Perfect for those who have demanding schedules, the ECOVACS DEEBOT will make sure that you come home to sparkly clean floors every time. from Mashable
The truth of the matter is: It makes a world of difference to come home to an apartment full of well-made furniture at the end of the day. from Refinery 29
The rise from zero percent interest rates is moving more tepidly than Wall Street had hoped for, and it's going to come home to roost on its top line. from CNBC
"It's no longer an abstract notion to most Americans; it's now become a very concrete notion of a threat that's come home to roost in their community," he says. from The Verge
She thought of her runs on the beach using James' long legs, exercising and shaving him carefully so he'd come home to a neat face and no muscle loss. from Vice
If all that makes your head spin, here's an easy way of thinking about it; all of Hariri's placenta-based stem cell technologies have finally come home to roost. from Wired
It feels like the beautiful closure we all needed, myself included, and I couldn't have been happier to come home to be with my TVD set family and friends. from Refinery 29
However, El-Erian told CNBC the benefits of the prolonged easy monetary policies around the world that have sent investors chasing riskier assets could eventually come home to roost. from CNBC
Fiery, fatty, crispy, garlicky—it's the kind of food you'd want to come home to at the end of a long, drunken night, but could also comfortably swallow sober. from Vice
"I had to declare martial law in the Mindanao group of islands," said Duterte, who cut short a visit to Russia to come home to deal with the violence. from CNN
The stainless steel chamber also works to chill wine, whiskey, and other spirits — so she can wake up to an iced coffee and come home to a refreshing cocktail. from Mashable
Even if you're not hosting for the holidays, few things feel better than leaving the mess of pots and pans behind to come home to your own immaculate kitchen. from Business Insider
Abdi has gone to school in Buuhoodle until noon each day for most of the last year and has come home to work on his motorized toys for hours. from Mashable
"I didn't serve overseas in the Marines to come home to NC and watch a criminal, bankrolled by my opponent, take away people's very right to vote," McCready tweeted. from CNN
My sister and I come home [to Canada] and regress into 5-year-old narcissists and make everybody watch home movies of us and applaud how cute we are. from The New York Times
After a long and eventful day, around dinner, I come home to spend it with my parents and talk about life and catch up on everything that's been happening. from Vice
Twenty-two years after I'd come home to America, through the same doors at JFK airport, Darweesh and the others who had been detained got to come home, too. from Vice
The night before I leave I'll just put detergent in the bath and clean all my clothes, hang them in the shower, and come home to all clean clothes. from The New York Times
We spend our lives trying to be productive and constantly trying to be better than we used to be, but when I come home to Kiruna, everything just stops. from The New York Times
Fleet vehicles like those UPS operates are logical candidates for conversion because they stick to similar daily routes, only go limited distances and come home to the same building. from The New York Times
A story that imagines what might happen if the terrifying realities of today's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan — drone strikes, torture, suicide bombers — were to come home to America. from The New York Times
Whether you're working on your bartending license for a side hustle or just want to come home to something fancier than a Bud Light, Saloon Box has your back. from Mashable
It's just going to be great to be able to leave my home every single day, to come home to my home, and just be there with my husband. from Vice
I think it's the best moment ever, insofar as the Republican Party has utterly destroyed itself, the chickens have come home to roost, and there are people in the streets. from Vice
Before speaking with her kids, she said she first called her husband crying, who assured her it was "just hair" and that he would come home to help her manage. from Buzzfeed News
Come home to a new wardrobe full of trendy gear from brands like Cheap Monday, Ganni, Mango, Paul & Joe Sister, and Weekday (as well as ASOS' own range, of course). from Refinery 29
She does enjoy a 6 point overall lead over Trump in the poll but that is down from 10 points in April as GOP voters come home to their nominee. from CNBC
"Needed to come home to Iowa and give my grams some aloha Love u forever grandma 😍😍😍," he wrote, adding the hashtags #Mabel, #thematriarch, #raisedbywomen, #loveuma and #hawaiianiowan. from People
With his 40th birthday approaching this year, the singer is ready to trade in his bachelor days for a special someone to come home to and start a family with. from People
The awful, guilt-ridden relief you experience when you learn that your spouse will come home to you and your two children, when you know there are others who won't. from The New York Times
The tension doesn't ease up between the couple in the car, with Celeste admitting she planned to let Perry come home to an empty home following his upcoming business trip. from Refinery 29
Because who wouldn't want to come home to the voice of Alfred, the man who keeps Batman's secret and who clearly knows how to make a perfect cup of tea? from The Verge
As for Stone, his public comments over the past two years almost certainly will come home to roost as well — for him, unlike the president, in a criminal trial courtroom. from The Hill
Check out the Lovebox's original Kickstarter video to see it in action: Lovebox is perfect for long distance couples to leave sweet nothings for their S.O. to come home to. from Mashable
"How ironic to come home to Spelman and experience continuing expressions of hatefulness here on our campus, in the form of a note slipped under a resident's door," she wrote. from CNN
At the American Trade Hotel, my iPhone lit up with texts, emails, and Facebook messages from family and friends sending me wishes and urging me to "come home" to celebrate. from Refinery 29
Whatever the differences are between Dawson's and Booker's values, perhaps they'll come home to have good conversations about how to make America better, tonight — or perhaps skip the conversation altogether. from Refinery 29
Many of today's uncertain voters — who are Republicans or Republican-leaning independents — may come home to the party, especially once there is a Democratic nominee to contrast with the president. from The New York Times
So on Election Day, millions of black Americans will come home to the Republican Party and cast their votes to elect Trump to four more years in the White House. from The Hill
At 83, she had become alarmingly weak from stage IV lymphoma and atrial fibrillation, and asked me and my brother to come home to Delaware for her next oncologist visit. from The New York Times
" Alongside another screenshot of his texts with Andrew, Ortiz-Magro wrote, "When the mother of your child leaves the state with no babysitter and won't even come home to her. from People
We need more research to uncover the answer to this question, but for now, it's nice to come home to a dog, that in our mind, appears happy to see us. from Gizmodo
Would he still be able to slay, or would he come home to find all of his death metal vinyl replaced by a note from his dad reading, 'ONE OF US'? from Vice
I think given the hyperpartisanship in the country right now, once he became the Republican nominee, the odds were very high that Republicans would come home to Trump as their nominee. from Vox
The obvious Democratic move would be to reach out to those voters and tell them to come home to the Democratic Party, offer them all sorts of New Deal-style benefits. from The New York Times
I'm still dreaming of the day I can come home to New York City and feel those kick drums thumping in my chest again, smack my lips at the snare's snap. from Vice
These very beautiful little bird houses cost between $91 and $201, and will ensure that the local wildlife have a place to come home to after long days of seed eating. from Mashable
"For the first time, I had the most amazing person to come home to when the spotlight went out and when the crowds were all gone," Swift said with a smile. from Refinery 29
And if somebody should blow the rest of the series like J.R. Smith and George Hill did in Game 1 ... don't feel bad -- look who they get to come home to!! from TMZ
After checking out his dorm, officers reportedly found drug paraphernalia, but no Daniels, so they decided to wait for him to come home to bring him in for questioning, KCBD reports. from Vice
All it takes is one unforgettable performance — like Darlene Love's 1963 original "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" — to become a fixture of holiday movies, TV and radio, where nostalgia reigns supreme. from The New York Times
Those numbers have now come home to haunt Mr. Macron in a political landscape where nearly eight out of 10 French citizens no longer support him, according to a recent poll. from The New York Times
"Imagine, I work in the cold all day and then I come home to the same cold," said Mr. Badia, 44, who works delivering pizza late nights into the early morning. from The New York Times
In one she struck up a conversation with an intense man named Reginald Owens, who had recently come home to Brooklyn after working as a counselor in a jail in Nebraska. from The New York Times
Check it out in action: You're able to turn your air conditioning on or off from your office, which is ideal if you want to come home to a cool, comfortable space. from Mashable
The trained historian and philosopher took the lessons of the past and extrapolated what we can expect to see in the next few years as our political chickens come home to roost. from TechCrunch
But as far as the kids in Coco and Finding Nemo travel, they also come home to their parents — and actually improve their home conditions with what they learned along the way. from Refinery 29
We've put together some of our favorite pasta recipes that are as easy to make as they are indulgent, and the perfect thing to come home to after a brisk autumn commute. from Vice
In Stone's universe, this is a truth that the people of the United States must understand: that the U.S.'s hostile acts abroad have consequences, that chickens ultimately come home to roost. from New Republic
By re-opening the question of Hillary Clinton's emails in a letter to Congress, Comey gave these wavering Republicans another reason to come home to their party, swallow hard, and vote Trump. from New Republic
If I forget to close the bathroom door before I leave for work, I'll come home to find my dog Sutton sitting on the tile floor, shredding a roll of toilet paper. from The New York Times
After they spend their days working at the Sunrise office in downtown DC or meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, they come home to share vegetarian meals at their table each night. from Vox
MTV's "Ridiculousness" star Sterling "Steelo" Brim partied his ass off only to come home to a major party foul ... after thieves allegedly broke into his pad and took off with valuable collectibles. from TMZ
After a lifetime of being called "sand n-----" I thought I'd finally come home to my people, only to discover that they, in fact, did not consider me one of their own. from Vice
For anyone who's ever come home to find a mysterious Honda Civic submerged in a backyard pool, there may be a perfectly reasonable explanation, according to a new set of ads from Nest. from Mashable
I'm much more invested in building a sustainable future with someone whom I trust and can come home to after a bad day and just be myself — even my tired-looking, annoying self. from Refinery 29
Because I know that for you to come home to a house that's been trashed or looks as bad as it did when you left in the morning is also kind of demoralizing. from Refinery 29
A memory of the humiliations suffered by Jesse Owens, America's greatest athlete, who had bested Hitler at the Berlin Olympics in 1936 then come home to segregation, lent additional force to the protest. from Economist
You're only the logical conclusion to a party that has lived off the currency of racism and bigotry and fellating the 1% for decades, and now their Trump has come home to roost. from CNBC
It positions Mercury as a confused prodigal son who just needs to come home to a heterosexual relationship, so I'm not really sure how faithful Malek was to that personal side of him. from Vox
How to do it better: Know that it might be the right choice"It's actually a really smart decision for their adult children to come home to live with their parents," says Eweka. from Business Insider
Ms. Choi, who has not been charged with a crime, had traveled to Germany, where she told a journalist that she was innocent but that she would not come home to face investigators. from The New York Times
Last month, the pop singer Marta Sánchez prompted debate in Spain by singing lyrics to her country's wordless anthem ("I come home to my beloved homeland, where my heart was born," she began). from The New York Times
I come out here and I have such a great opportunity to play this sport in front of you guys and then I feel even more blessed to come home to my family. from Reuters
Your packages, books or mail might not be annoying to you, but that clutter makes for unnecessary stimuli for your roommates, who expected to come home to a clean coffee table or counter. from The New York Times
It served its purpose of giving me a place to come home to at the end of the day, but it also made me see living space and necessity in a new light. from Business Insider
But when his chickens come home to roost and he reacts not by coming clean but by trying to paint his actions in the most sympathetic light, his friends have finally had enough. from Vox
The concern many Democratic strategists have is that those voters look around, decide they're doing okay and their taxes have been cut at least a little bit, and eventually come home to Republicans. from Vox
"Every day there are workers who don't come home to their families because of tragedies we know could have been prevented," Marcy Goldstein-Gelb, co-executive director of National COSH, said in a statement. from Gizmodo
Those words have come home to haunt both FERC and California's Department of Water Resources, the dam's operator, which continued to insist (until disaster struck) that the emergency spillway was up to the job. from Economist
They did this despite ominous warnings that the chickens would come home to roost if the Republicans ever achieved a Senate majority because the same maneuver could also be used against a Democratic minority. from CNN
We have fought in every war from the American Revolution to Iraq and Afghanistan, only to come home to a country that has yet to reconcile deep-seated issues of race, inequality, and injustice. from CNN
"As actors, we spend a lot of time in a dark theater or studio space, so it was really important to come home to a place that was light and bright," Ms. Robinson said. from The New York Times
Sometimes I look at old sepia photos from their early years together and think about all the promise and optimism they possessed, and how my father survived WWII to come home to my mother. from The New York Times
Even though it was vital so he could breathe safely and finally leave the NICU and come home to us, I still remember the cry he made before they wheeled him off to surgery. from The New York Times
It was still awkward, at least for me, because I'd come home to these boxes of shoes that I'd gotten online, and dresses that had been delivered, these things that could be considered luxuries. from Vox
Joe cowers away from her affection and plotting because he wants to be the only one pulling strings, and to come home to the kind of simple, affectionate woman he'd find in a story. from Mashable
I don't miss the days of microwaving Morningstar Farms chicken nuggets, now that I come home to a partner who cares about her lifespan and making food that's actually supposed to go in your body. from Mashable
The Baby Boomer hubris and NIMBYism that sent malls into further and further orbits from city centers has come home to roost and it promises to change the face of retail in a big way. from TechCrunch
Wenzel, who was detained by Iraqi security forces last week when they recaptured Mosul, told German media at the weekend that she regretted joining the jihadist group and wanted to come home to her family. from Reuters
Residents trickle home For most Florida Keys residents, recovery is far from over, and there's a one in four chance that those returning won't be able to live in what they come home to find. from CNN
I think we're starting to see the ramifications of how we not only fund, but all of the load that comes along that's baked into that structure is really starting to come home to roost. from Vox
Power up these bulbs, which are designed to last 22 years, with your voice or use your phone to set up a timer, so you never have to come home to a dark house again. from People
Fighting for the defense of our country, ideals, homes and honor is an honor and a duty which your daddy has to do before he can come home to settle down with you and Mother. from The New York Times
"A lot of the plateau stems from the epidemics of obesity and diabetes that have come home to roost," said Dr. Ritchey, a senior scientist in the centers' division of heart disease and stroke prevention. from The New York Times
A crock pot just arrived, for all those tasty dinners I'll come home to after a hard day at the office, although I don't go to an office and in fact barely leave my house. from The New York Times
More than 60 of the travelers, many returning from work trips or vacations, were trying to come home to the United States on Saturday when agents at the Peace Arch Border Crossing in Blaine, Wash. from The New York Times
As has been the case in each of the seasons in which they've won a World Series, every indicator suggests that there's an entire industrial-sized coop of chickens waiting to come home to roost. from Vice
" Keith McLeod said the family was still coming to terms with recent events, and said they "hope that Kam will come home to us safely so we can all get to the bottom of this story. from Reuters
IF YOU come home to a vase full of roses on Valentine's Day in Europe there will be a good chance they were picked a few days earlier on the shores of Lake Naivasha in Kenya. from Economist
Most obvious, of course, is Sunderland, anchored forlornly to the foot of the table and waiting to be put out of their misery, half a decade of top-down neglect having finally come home to roost. from Vice
"I've had children come up to me at forums saying, 'I'm afraid to go to school,' 'I'm afraid to leave the house,' 'I'm afraid to come home to find out my parents are gone,'" Avecedo said. from The Hill
Because Trump has mostly governed as a conventional Republican, a certain kind of conventional Republican has come home to him, keeping his support stable in the states that the Romney-Ryan ticket won easily in 2012. from The New York Times
But now that Negan has come home to roost, Gregory will have to do what he does best and weasel out of a treacherous situation through deception, flattery, manipulation and a few well-placed back-stabbings. from The New York Times
The couple were selling soup from their Harlem apartment when her brother-in-law asked them to come home to Kinston and open a restaurant in the building he had bought in the faded downtown district. from The New York Times
"There are consequences that will continue to come home to roost, so to speak, with China, if they don&apost find a way to work more collaboratively with all of the nations who have interests," he said. from Fox News
Little People, Big World's Zach and Tori Roloff welcomed their son, Jackson, earlier this month, and thanks to some creative shopping and a little DIY magic, their baby boy had the coziest nursery to come home to. from People
She hasn't come home to be a pawn of her male relatives, and shows as much by banishing incendiary Protestant preacher John Knox (David Tennant, buried under mounds of beard and hair) during her first council meeting. from Refinery 29
"It's really scary, but it's something I need to prove to myself that if you're out there doing all that, you deserve to come home to something that you're proud of and you're happy for," she said. from Refinery 29
Come home to clean floors With the iRobot Home App, you can schedule your Roomba to clean any type of floor at any time of the day, which means one less thing for you to worry about. from Mashable
As one of the hardest-working young women in show business, Zendaya totally deserves to have a luxurious, beautiful space to come home to after those long days of filming and working on her new fashion line. from Refinery 29
Your boss has "asked" you to work overtime on the weekend and your colleagues are shirking on their duties, only for you to come home to a nagging partner who is resentful of your busy work schedule. from Vice
After Brazil's strongly-worded statements Friday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is also struggling with economic problems and a push to remove him from office, asked his ambassador to Brazil to come home to discuss the tensions. from Reuters
" By serving on the school board, he said during a news conference in Fort Lauderdale, "I can represent parents all over the district who deserve to have their children come home to them every afternoon after school. from CNN
"I didn't serve overseas in the Marines to come home to NC and watch a criminal, bankrolled by my opponent, take away people's very right to vote," McCready said in a video posted to Twitter on Thursday. from The Hill
" The findings of the joint review panel echoed this, stating that the $800 million in lost revenue incurred during the first four years of the project will "come home to B.C. ratepayers in one way or another. from Vice News
In the days before the Chinese New Year, they come home to see their parents and visit holy sites like the cave, where a Dominican friar hid from Qing dynasty soldiers in the 1700s before being executed. from The New York Times
There's no need to heat an entire floor if no one is up there, and there's no need to blast the AC all day when your Nest will make sure you come home to a comfy temperature. from Mashable
"With a career spanning over five decades, Ayler had a recurring role as Carrie Hanks, [Clair] Huxtable's mother on The Cosby Show has come home to rest," they wrote on The Mobile Register and Baldwin County obituaries' site. from People
More than once I've come home to an icy house because the internet had gone down, then spent hours trying to fix it only to have the thermostat jammed on 86 degrees until tech support reset my account. from The Verge
If you want to come home to a warm meal, you can set the oven to cook at a preset temperature for up to six hours — all while using up to 50% less energy than a traditional oven. from Mashable
"It's nice to come home to Shanghai," the Chinese billionaire Liu Yiqian told me one day in February, four months after gaining worldwide notoriety by spending a hundred and seventy million dollars on a painting by Amedeo Modigliani. from New Yorker
That being said, there's nothing as jarring as expecting to come home to said tail/ball of fluff, only to be greeted by a few wimpers accompanied by a limp, a puddle of vomit, or — even worse — unsettling silence. from Mashable
QAMISHLI, Syria (Reuters) - An Islamic State fighter detained in Syria urged Italy on Saturday to let him come home to start a new life, saying he had abandoned the self-styled jihadist "caliphate" after growing disillusioned with its rulers. from Reuters
When you're not at home, the app has your back: Instead of leaving a lamp on all night just so you don't come home to a dark house, the app can turn lights on minutes before you get home. from Mashable
" Wammack credits their shared faith, trust and open communication as the "solid foundation" of their relationship, and she can't wait for her and Purcell to "come home to each other at night no matter what our days have been. from People
And I worry sometimes that I might happily crash through the next few years and then realize one day that I've never had the experiences that will make me satisfied to come home to the same person every night. from Refinery 29
It's an argument that certainly comes up among my female friends after a couple of cocktails from time to time: the idea that men owe women power back pay, and that the chicks have finally come home to roost. from Refinery 29
When I'd come home to my working-class neighborhood, I'd see people who were just as smart and just as talented and passionate about things, but what they often lacked was an opportunity or a door opening for them. from Vox
"It seems only fitting that Brent, who in death now represents something so much greater than any of our own individual lives, has come home to U.S. soil in a flag-draped casket on our Election Day," she said. from The New York Times
In the long term, it is hard to believe that increasing our debt will prove helpful, but many political leaders think shorter term, since they won't be in their roles by the time the chickens come home to roost. from The New York Times
It began with the most outlandish premise of all: The biggest star in the world shuts down his speedboat-and-sunglasses buddy films to "come home" to a group of Cleveland misfits straight out of an oddball indie ensemble. from The New York Times
We'll ask my mother-in-law to come over and take the dog for a short walk, today since she didn't get much time outside this morning, and I really don't want to come home to any accidents this evening. from Refinery 29
The retired Air Force veteran had come home to his central Texas farm to recover from a brain injury he received in the military, and he was looking for a way to pass the time, according to a 5003 news report. from Vice
After Carlevale's first ayahuasca trip, for example, she was inspired to come home to Colorado, where she worked as an education program manager at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, and revised the women's health provider's regional sex education curriculum. from Vice
That's why I haven't -- and won't -- have "The Talk" with my black son, because during an interaction with a police officer, I know his actions aren't the only ones that will determine if he's allowed to come home to me. from CNN
In an interview with The Hill on Tuesday — before the tweet dinging Warren — Sanders's campaign manager Faiz Shakir said he wasn't worried about the Massachusetts senator's polling gains, arguing progressive voters would come home to Sanders once the field shrinks. from The Hill
" He also added, "It's deeply troubling that I will have to tell my children that Daddy might not be able to come home - to explain why the President has introduced a policy that comes from a place of ignorance and prejudice. from Vice
I've always particularly liked the idea of living in places that are strange but ideal — daydreams about living on furnished and futuristic ceilings, cozy 50 square feet apartments, and empty shopping malls to come home to fill my head often. from The New York Times
So I simply accept rides to and from work, where the bathroom door is heavy but the handicap stall and non-slip floors a relief — and then come home to elevate my foot and eat meals friends have prepared for me. from The New York Times
Then you'll outgoingly make new friends, seeing them a few days a week, which he'll mostly opt out of, and you'll get your fill of work talk from colleagues, and come home to a guy you still don't find interesting. from Washington Post
"It's deeply troubling that I will have to tell my children that daddy might not be able to come home - to explain why the president has introduced a policy that comes from a place of ignorance and prejudice," he said. from Reuters
A member of Congress was expected to be able to come home to district and explain specific ways in which he had done things to help specific constituents, not just show up in Washington to engage in some abstract position taking. from Vox
Alicia, who has come home to New Orleans after combat duty in Afghanistan and the death of her mother, is a rookie and a bit of a loner, though she seems to have a decent rapport with her partner, Kevin (Reid Scott). from The New York Times
"As millennials make the home their own with their furniture or renovations, it's a space for them to come home to at the end of the day and provide the peace or enjoyment that they were looking for all along," Mikhitarian said. from CNBC
Here we are in a military where we are trying to prevent a sexual assault environment to the point where even having a fitness magazine in our duty section is prohibited, yet we come home to relax and find this scheduled programming. from Gizmodo
Not only are they trying to cope with a PC industry that's on track to see its sixth-straight year of softer sales, a struggling auto industry could also cause semis to come home to roost as early as summer, he said. from CNBC
True, for the last two years he has come home to the same place, a one-bedroom Lincoln Square rental that he shares with his girlfriend, the New York City Ballet principal dancer Sara Mearns, and the couple's two dogs, Rocky and Ozzie. from The New York Times
To call the "work hard, play hard" atmosphere inhospitable to women who are pregnant or have families to come home to is a gross understatement—especially when 40 percent of women in tech are afraid to even mention their families at work. from Vice
There were many a night where I'd come home to her throwing up in a mug, or passed out on the couch with a cigarette burning in her hand, or with a large group of random people doing all kinds of drugs. from Vice
The first two episodes focus on Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns, two college students who, after a night of partying while at home on vacation in Bellevue, Washington, in 1994, come home to discover Rafay's parents and sister murdered in their family home. from Vice
She had never been able to have any children and Tiny had accepted it early, but he still grieved in his heart for the loss of what might have been, children to come home to, to help with their homework, to take fishing. from The New York Times
For example, if you want to come home to a cool house but don't want to run your bill up by leaving the AC on all day, you can have Nest remember to turn on the cold an hour before you get home. from Mashable
"Given the social and refugee challenges the Swedish government faces, if it continues to give a green light to 'entertainment' programs like this while claiming to be an advocate of equality and human rights, the chickens will eventually come home to roost." from CNN
MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - The Iraqis who have come home to Mosul's Old City knew it would be hard living in the rubble left by the battle against Islamic State, but there is one aspect of their surroundings they are finding unbearable seven months on. from Reuters
"I hate to think about anybody even doing something like that, [taking] advantage of people at a time of their loss and mourning a loved one, being gone, then come home to find something like that," Berry, one of the victims, told local news. from Vice
"While it is comforting to believe that we can wall ourselves off from the ailments of the world, history teaches us that whenever problems abroad are allowed to fester and grow, sooner or later they come home to America," she said in her opening statement. from The Hill
Keep up with weather, news, and listen to music hands-free with Alexa and an Amazon Echo Show, come home to clean floors with a highly rated robot vacuum, or snag a Philips Norelco Star Wars shaver for yourself or as a Valentine's Day gift. from Mashable
"While it is comforting to believe that we can wall ourselves off from the ailments of the world, history teaches us that whenever problems abroad are allowed to fester and grow, sooner or later they come home to America," Albright said in her opening statement. from The Hill
"My Racist Dog Ate My Cat" Wow, what a horrible nightmare, to come home to my dog, mouth soaked in blood, my cat's tail thrown across the damn room, looking at me with fake-apologetic eyes while wearing a dog-sized Donald Trump hat. from Vice
Europe has been troubled for several years by the number of its young people who have run off to join the Islamic State, and is increasingly concerned about the potential for them to come home to carry out terrorist acts in their native countries. from The New York Times
Distraught families waited in parking lots for any news of their detained loved ones, and in one city, a local gym opened its doors to children who'd had no one to come home to after their parents had been detained while they were at school. from CNN
I don't know if our 13-year-old son's soccer game will finish in time for the first event or at what point in the evening my husband's meeting will let out so that he can come home to watch our 10-year-old daughter. from The New York Times
"For the first time I had the most amazing person to come home to when the crowds were all gone and the spotlight went out, so I'd like to thank my boyfriend Adam for that," she said, calling Harris by his real name, Adam Richard Wiles. from People
President Donald Trump is expected to come home to Trump Tower for a few days starting Sunday, the first time since his inauguration, and New York City police are planning a slight security clampdown in the area around the skyscraper for the duration of his visit. from Refinery 29
"Because I'm on the road all the time, I need a place to come home to where I feel really relaxed and cut off from everything," says Vonn, 32, who considers it something of a Zen respite from the World Cup ski circuit and Olympic training. from People
You'll never have to come home to a dark house or worry that you left lights on again — and obviously, the most important part is that you don't have to get out of bed to shut the lights off when you're all comfy and cozy in bed. from Mashable
Christopher Alan MacKenzie, 24 His mother, Laurie Goralski, didn't see him as often as she liked because he lived in Arizona, but he made sure to come home to care for her when she underwent brain surgery, she told the Press-Enterprise paper in Riverside, California. from CNN
I'm seriously concerned about my safety and my family's safety, and I desperately need to come home to the U.S. as soon as possible," he said, adding that both he and his sister have been diagnosed with depression and that his sister also has "severe anxiety. from The Hill
According to Mizzou lore, which is spelled out in a display for visitors in the middle of the campus student center, in 1910, Mizzou football coach Chester Brewer called on all alum to "come home" to support the team in their game against the Kansas Jayhawks. from Buzzfeed News
"I'm really excited about having a child and having a family — and somebody who I can come home to and give them joy … that's my son," explains Khaled, who was snapped rubbing Tuck's baby belly on the red carpet at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards earlier this year. from People
He started expressing his love for me quickly then we were trying to get him a leave to come home to visit and then when I received the email of wanting money via Western Union I knew then for sure that this whole thing truly was a scam. from Gizmodo
The actress, who currently stars as the token "normal" person in a crew of crime-solving geniuses on Scorpion, spends countless hours on set alongside her ex-boyfriend Elyes Gabel only to come home to witness the rumor mill working overtime to peg her relationship status with David Foster. from Refinery 29
In an attempt to figure out what life is like in the endless burbs of tarp and plastic that are the campgrounds, we took a tour to see what people come home to after a night watching Radiohead struggle against sound issues or creepily following Rihanna around the festival. from Vice
The inclusion of a synth gives Okilly Dokilly's hardcore a jerky, post-punk vibe, one that the real Ned probably wouldn't like very much — unless he'd just come home to find his house rebuilt by idiots and needed to work out some of his rage in a circle pit. from The Verge
"But Chanel knows that my obedience comes with a small price that she loves to pay anyway: I want to come home to a home cooked dinner at six every night, one that she fixes," Courtland Sykes wrote in a Facebook post Tuesday of his views on women's rights. from CNN
So, here's an instant standard for the great American songbook, a reminder that a better world begins with gathering around the dinner table, with spreading the love we want to see, with giving our friends and family a place to come home to even when they wander astray. from Vice
That means the suburban, college-educated, mostly white, Republican married women who appeared to desert Trump in droves in November 248.6 (and who either voted for Clinton or just didn't vote) may be starting to come home to the GOP, at least as far as voting for other Republicans is concerned. from Fox News
After her morning climb up the knife-edge ridges, she'd come home to find his bed empty and had made her way down the rocky slope from their house, over the rickety bridge that crossed the melt-water river—the Necklace, as they called it—and into the Six Villages. from Mashable
"For the first time I had the most amazing person to come home to when the crowds were all gone and the spotlight went out so I'd like to thank my boyfriend Adam for that," the 26-year-old singer said, referring to Harris by his real name, Adam Richard Wiles. from People
For example, if you want to come home to a warm house but know it isn't necessary to blast the radiator all day, Nest's Home/Away Assist feature uses Eco Temperatures to keep usage at a minimum when no one's inside — then remembers to turn it up before you get home. from Mashable
"There are consequences that will continue to come home to roost" if China does not find a way to work more collaboratively with nations that have interests in the disputed region, the former four-star Marine Corps general said at the Shangri-La Dialogue, an annual security summit in Singapore. from CNBC
Hoda herself was born in New Jersey and has lived her entire life in the US.In her interview with the Guardian, Muthana said that she wants to come home to the United States with her child and hopes that she will be allowed to return, even if it means serving jail time. from Buzzfeed News
"As we get into the second-quarter earnings, I think reality will come home to roost that the global slowdown that we've seen and these higher input costs to the cost structure are going to weigh on margins more than (expected)," said Jeff Schulze, investment strategist at ClearBridge Investments in New York. from Reuters
Instead of leaving the heat on all day in winter (or AC in the summer) ecobee will remember (or can be programmed) to turn on the heat or cool a few hours before you get there so you can come home to a comfortable house without paying for air when no one's there. from Mashable
Because at the end of the day, I understand when I come home to my fiancé that as much as he loves me, I hope he will never understand part of my life, because I never would like for him to see any of those things or experience any of those things. from Refinery 29
No detail is too small to come home to roost; as with Tana French, with whom she is justly compared for writing mayhem-centric books that should not be regarded as genre fiction, it's worth rereading the beginning once you've finished this novel just to see how well the author has manipulated you. from The New York Times
When he finally does look at us, it's to deliver a self-pitying lecture about how he saved the country and maybe even the world, even as the rest of the movie has hammered home that he damned it instead, even if he'll be dead long before the consequences come home to roost. from Vox
I cook a lot during the week for myself, but I like to prepare meals for my fiancé to take with him to work or come home to, since he comes home super late, and him banging around the kitchen to cook would wake me up (also, one can only eat so much chicken over rice). from Refinery 29
Long before Leonard outplayed Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo in the conference finals — and, yes, long before Leonard eliminated the Philadelphia 21995ers in Game 7 of the previous round with a buzzer-beater that smooched the rim four times — talk of the Clippers' plotting to persuade Leonard to come home to Southern California had been percolating throughout the league. from The New York Times
" Smith does not often (or not for an entire poem's length) adopt pre-modern meters or forms, but his careful sonic patterns suggest an immersion in them, as when the men (perhaps veterans) in "Wounded Men Seldom Come Home to Die" become "fireflies in a Mason jar, / Holes punched in the tin lid so they can breathe. from The New York Times
" Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank, told CNBC in an email that "fat fingers, algos, low liquidity may all have been factors but it is possible that the move was exaggerated by the current vulnerability of the pound and the forecasts of some investors and economist that GBP still has further to fall as Brexit consequences come home to roost. from CNBC
Rather than raise taxes on an already overtaxed middle class, GOP leaders are leading the fight to allow new government employees to choose their own investment strategies through a defined-contribution plan, which acts like a 401K that the taxpayers cannot be held responsible for bailing out when sweetheart deals go bust and the problems caused by mismanagement come home to roost. from The Hill
Snowden's dangerous decision to steal and disclose classified information had severe consequences for the security of our country and the people who work day in and day out to protect it," she wrote, adding that he "should come home to the United States, and be judged by a jury of his peers — not hide behind the cover of an authoritarian regime. from The New York Times
"That's a big burden to have on a 15-year-old child, who should be living life going to homecoming, worrying about what movie he's going to go with his friends, not hurrying up to come home to take care of his little brother and take care of his mother and take care of his grandmother," Jonathan's mother, Jennifer Gutierrez, told VICE News. from Vice News
In the three years since Mad Men went off the air in 2015 and this week's Amazon Video debut of Weiner's follow-up series, The Romanoffs, the lessons of Mad Men's treatment of workplace sexism have more than come home to roost, including for Weiner himself, who in 2017 was accused of sexual harassment by former Mad Men writer Kater Gordon. from Vox
At the iHeartRadio Music Awards in April, she publicly gave him a shout out during her acceptance speech, saying, "For the first time I had the most amazing person to come home to when the crowds were all gone and the spotlight went out, so I'd like to thank my boyfriend Adam for that," she said, referring to Harris by his real name, Adam Richard Wiles. from People
But the reason she thought we shouldn't go across was the very reason I had come home to the border, to write about how going across to Matamoros had changed from my childhood in the 60s and 70s, my partying days in the 7003s and early 90s, to today when it's difficult to find anyone in my hometown of Brownsville willing to risk crossing over. from The New York Times
But the most interesting pairing of player and market has to be Lloyd, who made the decision to come home to New Jersey, and play on the field where she first made her name as a star at Rutgers University, at a pivotal time in the history of both the league as a whole and the Sky Blue FC team she expects to finish her career with. from Vice
As is the case in so many primaries, the election will likely come down to which candidate is energizing voters, which candidate makes them want to show up on a Tuesday in May — and, specific to Idaho, which one will make Democrats who've changed their party membership (so as to vote in closed Republican primaries and select the "least wackadoodle" candidate) come home to vote in the (open) Democratic primary. from Buzzfeed News
Respectfully, Matthew Smith-Meck After serving on the staff and, later, as Chief-of- Staff (fwd.) of the Office for the Administrative Review of the Detention of Enemy Combatants (OARDEC) at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay (GTMO) the latter half of 2004 and, since October 2005, having to lie to my family, friends and co-workers for a living, it's now time to finally come home to the truth. from The Hill
The first, of course, is Lu, who, we realize long before she does, has come home to delve into a simmering personal discontent that leaves her, like her father, remote in virtually all her relationships, including an affair she's conducting with one of her brother's former high school pals, a married man who always sends Lu home with visible bruises and goes — no kidding — by the name Bash. from The New York Times
"Something that was interesting that was said to me there was that they were so grateful for me coming to tell this story because it's hard to see, when you're talking about $10 versus $14, people have a hard time hearing the difference but when you use an example as extreme as mine, it brings the entire case to come home to rest," she told The Hollywood Reporter. from People
The Democrats' lead on the generic ballot has been consistently in a zone where they should have a good chance of taking the House, but their chances in a Senate map that was never ideal for them have slipped a bit — maybe because of the Brett Kavanaugh controversy nationalizing reddish-state races in a bad way for the Dems, or maybe because a lot of Tennessee and Missouri and Texas voters were always likely to come home to the G.O.P. once they started paying closer attention to the race. from The New York Times
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