Sentence examples for and coming in a from inspiring English sources

And coming "in a tone that carries the dogmatic confidence of the guru", De Botton's "ignorance cannot help but come across as disdain".

Made in soft cotton with a waterproof base and coming in a choice of three colours and patterns, this one will be a hit with kids.

However, topping Wharton on the salary scale, and coming in a surprising second in the overall ranking is the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

The DaimlerChrysler sale, expected on Thursday and coming in a week when investors are absorbing an expected $34 billion or more of corporate and agency bonds, is the largest corporate bond sale since British Telecommunications P.L.C. sold $10 billion of debt on Dec. 5.

Lidia is a partner in two of those restaurants — Del Posto and Esca — as well as being a partner with her son and Batali in the Eataly emporiums in New York and Chicago and coming in a year or so to Century City.

Books have the benefit of lasting as long as necessary, taking very little effort, and coming in a wide range of engaging stories with great characters.

They look like slices of bread and come in a plastic bag to suggest a loaf of supermarket multigrain.

You can't say you're a leader and come in like a fat blob.

In tough polyester with a PVC coating, and comes in a choice of nine colours.

At rehearsal one day Barshai misjudged an entry and came in a fraction too late.

It smells like vanilla and almond and comes in a gold slipper.