Sentence examples for coming next to from inspiring English sources
STEVE COLL: So he's coming next to health?
Coming next to Sky, Ross Kemp: Extreme Dance.
It's almost part of his job to announce what's coming next to Times Square.
There's something poetic about the order of the instalments too, with 'Hulk (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) coming next to 'Humanitarianism in Africa'.
"The whole sector is petrified of what's coming next to find more savings," says Nick Linford, former editor of FE Week.
Coming next to the export growth at the sector-level, the sectors appeared in top five are same in the two tariff reduction scenarios of with the USA and without the USA (Table 6).
"We never want it to come next to us".
The quest comes next to England, and one feels glad.
The least mysterious verse (although it is mysterious enough) comes next to last.
Even fashion's favourite ethical champion Stella McCartney came next to the bottom of our ethical rating table.
All these risks in addition to the fact that we don't know what comes next to fill the space left by Isis if we do succeed.
