Sentence examples for comer in from inspiring English sources

Having already made the Internet its dominion, it's a comer in print.

By 1995, she had a thorough education in university governance and was regarded as a comer in her field.

But they explained their recommendation to fire Ms. Comer in documents obtained by The Austin American-Statesman through the Texas Public Information Act.

She is the late comer in this show; though she was photographing by the mid-1930's, most of her pictures then were portraits and street work.

Correll actually had a comer in mind — his old law-school friend Sheldon Whitehouse, who had served as attorney general of Rhode Island, and whose surname provides a handy hook for anyone called upon to introduce him.

This time, it was Elizabeth Loscavio, who, as a dancer with San Francisco Ballet in the eighties and nineties, was a big, pink powerhouse — a serious comer in the American-ballerina leagues.

For years after, my political opponents (not all of them in rival parties) made much of the fact that I was a comer-in and continued to put the word about that I was only an occasional visitor.

I found myself thinking about this as Barry chatted to an old neighbour he met on the street ('I'm a comer-in to Hoyland,' I overheard her say. 'I've been here 62 years, but still...'...

Foster Huntington was an up-and-comer in the New York fashion industry.

She also met the man who would become her husband, Mark Eisel — an up-and-comer in management.

By Janet Manley April 23, 2016 Foster Huntington was an up-and-comer in the New York fashion industry.