Sentence examples for comings with from inspiring English sources

The rest of the N.F.L. news is dominated by coaches' comings and goings (mostly comings), with John Elway being roundly applauded for hiring Coach John Fox as his first move as the Broncos' front office savior.

These earlier findings, though informative, have short comings with respect to the genomic integrity of the cells used for these analyses.

But we would suggest that any potential short comings with the STA process are not necessarily confined to the independence of the health technology assessment (HTA) dossier; rather they are arguably equally or more likely to reflect restricted scopes, in terms of comparator technologies, and the relative immaturity of the evidence base, as STAs are increasingly aligned with a product's launch.

You know that scene in "Jerry Maguire" where Tom Cruise storms out of the office and says "WHO IS COMING WITH ME?" and pretty much only Renee Zellweger joins him?

Surely they're better coming with outdated views and valuable foreign exchange than not coming at all.

Wainwright struck out six, walked one and allowed eight hits, the final two coming with two outs in the ninth.

The really bad news is that, even if we survive this abyss, there are more coming, with the debt ceiling cliff and the spending bill cliff dead ahead.

Goals by Sergei Nemchinov and Brian Rafalski 26 seconds apart -- the first coming with 6 minutes 12 seconds left in the third period -- tied the game for the Devils, who played with enthusiasm and intensity only in that period.

The diminutive Pavin carved out a nice career, which included a U.S. Open championship, by overcoming his short-drive-comings with guile and shotmaking.

There might be neighborhoods you've overlooked, or some that are up-and-coming with affordable fixer-uppers available.

Airlines have trimmed their profit forecasts for the coming years, with demand expected to fall along with UK growth rates.