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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are upcoming" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is coming or happening in the near future. Example: The company's CEO announced that there are upcoming changes to the company's structure. In this sentence, "are upcoming" is used to describe the changes that will take place in the future.
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are upcoming
adjective
Happening or appearing in the relatively near future.
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In each of the rooms of the Home Office are upcoming challenges like pay pressures, prison population pressures, counter-terror challenges and stubbornly high reoffending rates.
Poised suddenly for success – big roles in Anton Corbijn's Life, and Boston crime drama Black Mass are upcoming – Edgerton reminisces about being a movie dunce when he first got to acting school.
Alongside the activity feed, users can also look at their friends' profiles to see all the open events that are upcoming.
Attendees in turn only need one app which covers any event, rather than several apps for each event, and see which events are upcoming among friends.
The main page of Live Matrix is a site that shows you what live events are trending (and the ones that just ended and which ones are upcoming) as well as featured events.
That's because the Galaxy Gear requires that you have a separate device to operate it with -- and right now there is only one that is compatible, the $300 Galaxy Note 3. Three others are upcoming (like the Galaxy 4 phone), but that's still few and all are Samsung.
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A benefit event is upcoming.
Those were upcoming gigs or stories.
The draft is upcoming, free agency.
The "upcoming European football tournament" should have been "upcoming World Cup".
Only one passing reference is made to the midterm elections that were upcoming at the time.
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