Come to
Come to verb - To have a total of.
Both terms in one sentence
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Amongst the deleted material: The two Joilet guards come to get Jake in his cell and have trouble waking him up.
Source: Film / The Blues Brothers -
Waking Up Elsewhere: Michael and Fisk in the first book, when they get knocked out in the streets and come to on a boat.
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So she had a photographer come to her house early in the morning and photograph her just after waking up, morning hair, no makeup, etc.
Source: Hollywood Homely
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