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The phrase "everything is coming" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a certain anticipated event or situation is approaching or on its way. Example: "As we prepare for the party, everything is coming together perfectly- the decorations, the food, and the guest list."
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Everything is coming together".
Everything is coming alive.
Everything is coming from beyond the ocean".
Everything is coming along nicely".
It's like everything is coming together".
Now, she said, "everything is coming back together".
Everything is coming almost at once," said Scherer.
Nothing is falling apart for Adichie: everything is coming together.
And now, everything is coming back to normal.
I don't like it when everything is coming from the top.
"The days of us providing everything is coming to an end," he told the Iraqi colonel.
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