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Discover LudwigThe phrase "come towards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate someone or something moving in a direction towards a given position. For example, "He walked slowly, come towards me with a smile on his face."
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"He continued to come towards the officers".
The two heart-stopping moments, however, come towards the end.
I saw the ashes come towards the school.
"We asked her if she can come towards us.
We have been winning games, doing well, and things are starting to come towards us".
He kept saying "kuja" and beckoning me to come towards him.
Then I saw a woman come towards me from the other carriage.
The dog started to come towards me and he started kicking seven shades out of it.
I know, though, that we come towards the bottom of the price league.
Speaking to The Independent, he said: "We didn't actually have 31 people drown right in front of us…Their boat was either going to come towards us or come towards [the Greek island village] Skala".
"I started yelling at the top of my voice: 'If you can hear me, come towards me.
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