Come to
Come to verb - To have a total of.
Throw
Throw noun - A risky undertaking.
Both terms in one sentence
- The Monarch: You throw a rock, The Guild throws a knife, you throw a knife, they come to your house when you're sleeping and murder your family.
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Once they all come to agree on this, the decision takes but a second, and the other three throw themselves on the sacrifice and throw him/her to the wolves.
Source: The Un-Reveal -
Near the end of A Knight's Tale, Will is locked up in the pillory and the crowds that had previously cheered him on in the jousts come to laugh at him and throw rotten food.
Source: Come to Gawk
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