Sentence examples for comes in next from inspiring English sources
A young Asian man comes in next with his mother.
"Even when the vote comes in next Wednesday, different sides are going to spin it differently".
It would be wonderful if whatever comes in next is not just another space for expensive corporate parties with décor that is "elegant" but boring.
The rule change comes in next April, but the age limit has been raised to 77 with immediate effect to draw in those turning 75 before April.
"The bills will arrive after he's safely left office – and he's more than happy to leave a big IOU for whoever comes in next".
"When the next £2.5m buyer comes in next year this will just be how things are".
Hopefully that will be the case whatever administration comes in next year".
Further proof that she has the best job in the world comes in next week's instalment, taking in the 70s, acid house and beyond.
Last month, Mr Bush re-submitted Mr Bolton's name in the hope of winning approval from the outgoing Senate before the new Democrat-controlled one comes in next month.
With the first phase of the Californian requirement being, in effect, the same as the Energy Star 4.0 specification that comes in next spring, manufacturers will have already started tooling up for the new lower-energy sets.They would have done so with or without any mandatory requirements from California.
