come to pass

Should that come to pass, would that affect anyone’s calculus on speech like this song?

And there’s been an organization that’s created a defense committee to help them if that does come to pass.

For Tareq al-Batsh, a 35-year-old taxi driver from the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza city now living in a shelter in Deir al Balah, relief that the cease-fire had come to pass was tempered by the frustration of not immediately being able to see his relatives in the north.

But with blue states and many red states reaffirming a right to abortion, fetal personhood doesn’t seem like it’s going to come to pass anytime soon.

The crowd belted it out, safe in the knowledge that what they had come to witness would soon come to pass.