Sentence examples for coming up on from inspiring English sources

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"coming up on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to denote something that is approaching or about to happen, often in the near future. For example, "I'm coming up on my one year anniversary working at this job."

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Coming Up On The Season Exhibition Records, 1996-2000.

Cornell University

We're coming up on the one year mark in March.

TechCrunch

Sheryl Sandberg: Yes, coming up on the one year mark.

TechCrunch

There's one coming up on American Short Fiction.

Huffington Post

The next one, which is coming up on Jan.

Los Angeles Times

Coming up on the Philharmonic's calendar: "Bach.

The New York Times

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But that didn't come up on-stage last night.

The Washington Post

Did the subject come up on set?

The Guardian - Film

"When you buzz, you come up on our screen".

The New York Times

"We'll see which comes up on top," Roehrig says.

Science Magazine

We come up on a tentless family.

Huffington Post

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