Sentence examples for coming, consider from inspiring English sources

If there is a fire burning nearby, or violent weather coming, consider staging a few things in boxes to be ready for an evacuation.

The local attention seemed rather oddly slow in coming, considering the affection the English have always had for Venice.

It's been a long time coming, considering YouTube first started experimenting with 4K video playback in 2010.

It's been a long time coming considering the depths of Google's WebVR experimentation on desktop and mobile Chrome.

Still, it's been a long time coming considering that iPads are used in cockpits and (as stated above) many fliers forget to turn off their electronics anyways.

It's been a long time coming, considering how long the climate signal has been visible.

But Heather said that the outrage was a long time coming, considering how long the provision had been public knowledge.

To get a sense of how far and fast Thailand has come, consider its recent past.

To see how far we've come, consider the year 1992.

Perhaps the wiresmith will, in years to come, consider himself lucky to not be bobbing about a tank of formaldehyde, or have his bare cranium embossed with bling.

When that big idea comes, consider what you can do to take that innovation to the next level.