Sentence examples for comings to from inspiring English sources
At the Starbucks Biennial Investor Conference today, the coffee and retail giant revealed some plans for 2017, including new foods comings to its cafes, and features heading to its incredibly popular mobile app.
The White House has recently been strongly pushing for a cybersecurity bill, but Bush alleges President Obama has not done enough to force Senate Democrats wary of the bill's privacy short comings to fall in line.
The Harvard Grant Study, which followed a group of 268 Harvard males for 75 years, revealed that love is really all that matters when if comings to living a meaningful life.
His own coming-to-America story is central to his appeal.
It's more of the same the-government-is-coming-to-get-you nonsense.
He shook his head with a what's-the-world-coming-to weariness.
It's not a big old the-world's-coming-to-an-end kind of thing".
How else to explain the odd language deployed in a moment like this, of Lynch's coming-to?
It's a breathtaking coming-to-the-surface, the emergence of deathless medieval poetry from such a muddled midden.
Though he wears a weary what-is-the world-coming-to-hat, it's underpinned by joie de vivre.
What emerged was a series of parables for what he saw as a "coming-to-terms album".
