Sentence examples for coming to something from inspiring English sources

It's coming to something when shrinking by 2.9% counts a "relative revival".

Having already gone from boom to bust, many dot-commers are coming to something worse.

Here the work is paying off; the risk of coming to something new is paying off".

It's coming to something when perma-tanned Sylvester Stallone is one of the least white people in the room.

This seems to have a fair chance of coming to something, since Mr Fischer also spoke approvingly on the same theme.

"I try to describe it as rustic, with character, so that people don't think they're coming to something posh," she said.

These kids may come to something.

"Ed Miliband came to something I did with Ed Balls and Ken Livingstone.

It might come to something, a happy accident.

"But part of it is educating them to want to come to something they don't know about".

For decades, the state's contradictory inclinations came to something of a stalemate, resulting in its pragmatic political style.