all comers

Examples of comer

comer
True, growth could be faster for the late comers.
Candidates may move to other constituencies, some candidates do not participate in the next election, and there may be new comers.
Security means defence against all comers and contingencies; as such, it can only materialise when the world is purged of uncertainty.
The pious husband eventually ascended to heaven as an immortal and the widow continued to welcome all comers.
However, standing on street comers or walking around is not done with any definite end in mind.
Other door openings are relegated to comers, reducing their prominence, and thereby preventing them from releasing the carefully held space.
Writing for the sake of writing inevitably means defending against all comers a cause which is implicitly assumed to be a 'good' cause.
The last type of base constraints to be considered are those on phrasal stems, found in such forms as in-and-outer, up-and-comer, and never-waser.
The development of ideas is clear enough that a new-comer to the field should be able to follow the arguments easily.
In the famous combative stretto and its sequel, the latest comer bids fair to outdo the main subject, seizing the initiative as the race approaches its goal.
Competitive markets have more broadband available, and new-comers on the market have brought with them increased speed and innovative services.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Competitive markets have broadband available, the new comers on the market have brought increased speed and innovating services.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
She achieved this position totally on her own merit and in open competition against all-comers.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
We could in fact have had that great city and held it against all comers.
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