Sentence examples for comer it from inspiring English sources

It has at least one bonafide up and comer it its portfolio in Evernote.

The next time I saw the Stranger and the New- comer it wasn't in person, but on paper.

"Marijuana may be an up and comer, it may be transforming into something that will become a bigger problem in the future, but at the moment I don't see that".

"There are some older artists who are mentors, people who are just out of school, up-and-comers — it's very diverse," Farmer says of the lineup.

The Cook Society takes on all comers; it even defends the explorer in connection with his 1923 conviction for running a scheme to defraud investors in Texas oil fields.

But even among the up-and-comers, it was particularly those artists whom insiders have been following closely whose works were selling — in some cases selling fast.

Boosters of "public provision" think that if Medicare, the government health scheme for the elderly, were opened to all comers, it could squeeze savings out of hospitals just as Wal-Mart does from its suppliers.That seems plausible; but look closer, and it turns out the insurers are not being unreasonable.

Even now, if asked to pick a world XI to take on all-comers, it would be possible to come up with a convincing team consisting entirely of white players (maybe with Torres and Rooney up front, two of the whitest men on the planet), and an equally plausible team of black players (perhaps with Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto'o leading the line).

Despite other up-and-comers, it's still the first and only private entity to have successfully launched a memorial spaceflight.

The up-and-comers like it because it affords competitors with no chance of winning medals their moment in the spotlight in a semifinal mixed in with the evening's highly charged finals.

It looked deep into its organization for up-and-comers that it could develop quickly and plug into its succession plans.