Sentence examples for comes in timing from inspiring English sources
That's where Altura Mining comes in, timing plans to develop the Pilgangoora Lithium project to coincide with the battery boom.
While he vehemently stresses that he will never turn his back on television or theatre, with roles in film coming in constantly, timing might prove to be an issue.
The twists this time came in the timing of the two goals that pushed Swansea to the rink of safety, and plunged more doom upon Tyneside, if that were possible.
And this is where Lochte comes in, with perfect timing, nosing to the finish days before the Olympics end.
Instead, their mutual attunement comes across in timing and spatial awareness.
Underground dens, possibly selling cannabis E-cigs, may pop up once the laws come in (the timing of which depends on whether David Cameron sees head shop clampdown as being a vote-winner).
That's where pulsar timing comes in.
But in Wyeomyia smithii there is almost no flexibility when it comes to timing the onset of diapause.
Some Talmudic scholars suggest that the lack of a Jewish president merely comes down to timing because timing in life is everything and if your timing is off, it doesn't matter what the hell you do, you can bend over backwards and talk yourself blue in the face but without good timing, you're pretty much screwed.
This is where timing and chemistry come in — they must time the opening of a hole so Washington can slide through it, and they must know approximately where he plans to go.
