Sentence examples for coming in around from inspiring English sources
Where once this group was expected to post £360m of pro forma earnings, on-going profits now look like coming in around £235m.
According to Suzy Granger, business development officer at DRDA, clients are required to invest a minimum of $50,000 from a 401 k), with the typical rollover amount coming in around $150,000.
Outside London, Nottingham and Brighton had the highest number of journeys per resident with both coming in around 160 - over three times the average for all authorities outside London.
The newest Bond film is reportedly the most expensive Bond film ever made, coming in around $300 million.
"It's not coming in around somebody's neck," Ms. Nelson said reassuringly.
"They've become our anchors, with retail coming in around them," he said.
Full-year earnings will come in around 42 cents a share, the company said, not the 61 cents that was forecast.
"The storm is coming in right around then.
