Being come to Gibraltar, they told how the fortress was taken, and nothing had been saved, nor any persons escaped.
Being come to the place, they found nobody in it, the Spaniards being fled, and leaving nothing behind but a few leathern bags, all empty, and a few crumbs of bread scattered on the ground where they had eaten.
Being come hither, they sailed up the river to another harbor called Puerto Pontin, where they anchored: here they put themselves into boats and canoes, leaving in the ships only a few men to bring them next day to the port.
Being come in sight of the place, they saw the royal standard hanging forth, and that those of the town designed to defend their homes.
Being come to the finger-post, he paused to look wistfully on all sides, and Barnabas could see that his face was drawn and haggard.
Being come out of the inn, Barnabas met with his valet, John Peterby.
But John Burnyeat and John Cartwright, being come out of New England into Rhode Island, before I was gone, I laid this place before them; and they felt drawings thither, and went to visit them.
Being come to the house we were going to, I wished the Friends to walk into the house, saying nothing to them of whither I was to go.
Being come hither, there waited for them their coach; but it being so late, I doubted what to do how to get them home.
I was at it to-night, but durst not stay long at it, I being come to have a great pain and water in my eyes after candle-light.
Howe to see me, being come from, and going presently back to sea with my Lord.
He being come, we sought for conveniency to make cottages, which soone was done.
We marched all that day without any delay; being come to an open field we hid ourselves in bushes till thee next day.
Being come, they tyed me to a poast, where I stayed a full houre without the least molestation.
Being come home I find an order come for the getting some fire-ships presently to annoy the Dutch, who are in the King's Channel, and expected up higher.
Being come to their lodging, whilst supper was making ready, they repeated certain passages of that which hath been read, and sat down to table.
Being come to the gate, they required to speak with Picrochole from Grangousier.
Being come out of the river of Vede, they came very shortly after to Grangousier's castle, who waited for them with great longing.
Being come thither, they found only two men fighting, who gave over on perceiving the officers.
Now, being come to the time of execution, I shall speak a word to that also; 'After that thou shalt cut it down.
Now, as I said, he being come up to the gate, as the manner of those times was, sounded his trumpet for audience.
Being come to the top I looked down; my lady had not stirred, and so I set about cheerfully to get me the things I needed.
Being come on deck he lead the urchin, crying lustily, towards Rodrigues, who was standing not far from the roundhouse.
And now, being come back to our starting-place, we had to consider our position and what we were next to be at.
Mr. Bradford, being come to the place, fell flat on the ground, secretly making his prayers to Almighty God.
Being come to my wife, at our lodging, I did go to bed, and left my wife with her people to laugh and dance and I to sleep.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being come" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
