Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Make way
Make way verb - Get out of the way.
Both terms in one sentence
- Come Part 2, vampire zombies have disappeared and vampires are downgraded to Mook status to make way for the Pillar Men.
Source: Sorting Algorithm of Evil -
Make Way for the Princess: When the Alpha Bitch and her Girl Posse come on scene, everyone in the school gets out of their way.
Source: Women Are Delicate -
It's about extraterrestrial gay black men who come to earth and proceed to kill off its female population to free its "oppressed" men and make way for an entirely homosexual society.
Source: B-Movie
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