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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a here comes" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It appears to be a misconstructed phrase and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English.
Example: "A here comes the train" would be incorrect; it should be "Here comes the train."
Alternatives: "Here comes" or "Look, here comes."
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Anyone who's ever felt that way is not a person who has spent a lifetime wearing the sporting world's equivalent of a Here Comes Stupid sign on the back of his shirt.
Seemingly getting his mates to pretend to be knife-wielding pineapple sellers on Majorcan beaches, asking kids to verbally abuse him at the aqua-park, making clumsy jokes about United "stuffing" Young Boys of Bern in the Champions League days after having a prolonged hissy fit because some people on Twitter had taken to calling him a (here comes that word again) "nonce".
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And all of a sudden here comes a swim move [pantomiming the move], or a slap of the arm.
As a reminder, here comes – of all things – a disposable but provocative LA-set thriller.
Like a coverage team racing downfield for a kickoff, here comes King Football.
"Look!" says a man with his belongings tied to a stick, "Here comes the government".
A stay here comes with built-in meditation.
A surprise here comes from the fact that we are simply not accustomed to this metric.
Once you feel a connection, here comes your mall day!
Nor is she a prostitute, so here comes more of Mr. Backhaus's manipulation.
Sometimes you'll be thinking you're fine for a second, then here comes another issue.
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