I come into contact with all kinds of people in my work.
He seems very busy.
I can’t come into contact with him.
No sooner had I come into contact with him than I determined to get to know him well.
836705 They’ve come into contact with death – having seen it or even killed personally.
But their performance, he adds, has changed the minds of everyone who has come into contact with them.
They’re the ones that release histamine when a bug bites, or when you come into contact with an allergen.
Another 38 people also may have come into contact with him.
Furthermore, all objects that have come into contact with the affected water should be cleaned and sanitized.
He added, however, that 38 people found to have come into contact with the patient hadn’t tested positive.
Occasionally, when humans come into contact with those animals, they will get infected.
Owning a 50-acre farm and being an avid hiker, she said she’s sure she has come into contact with ticks.
Samosa Boy’s special power is throwing his deep-fried pastries, which explode when they come into contact with chutney.
To catch it, one has to come into contact with a sick person’s bodily fluids: sweat, saliva, blood or excrement.
They’ve come into contact with death – having seen it or even killed personally.
Oak can come into contact with wine in the form of a barrel during the fermentation or aging periods.
She died in the 18th century, but somehow she turns up in the 19th century and tries to come into contact with Cole.
To avoid acid-migration, textiles should not come into contact with wood or cardboard.
When the two books come into contact, they magically merge into a larger book which both Sun and Moon Witches can read.