Sentence examples for coming to certain from inspiring English sources

"The subcommittee was coming to certain conclusions and we felt strongly that we looked at those very differently.

It's coming to certain test areas next year and, if successful, should be rolled out by 2010 at the latest.

VanDerWerff commented favorably, "For the few minutes that number was on the screen, Glee was nearly everything it could be, blending fun music with insane production values and characters coming to certain emotional realizations in the moment, heightened as it is by the music".

Cold weather is already coming to certain parts of the Middle East, and international aid agencies are ramping up their efforts to prepare for the winter earlier, Bathoul Ahmed, a spokesperson for the the U.N. Refugee Agency, told The WorldPost earlier this month.

"I used to be a bit nerve-racked when it came to certain things," he admitted.

They still do, especially when it comes to certain station house positions.

Well, when it comes to certain issues, it will always too soon.

I wrote: When it comes to certain activities, what's wrong with "just doing it for the reward"?

Except when it came to certain lawn-mowing episodes, he's always talked very tough on illegal immigration.

But when it comes to certain types of climate change, especially those concerned with Antarctica, the report is fairly coy.

He also seemed as guarded as his character when it came to certain particulars of his own life.