Sentence examples for has come up at from inspiring English sources
"We're really concerned that it has come up at all," she said.
"The elite club has come up at the cost of ecological degradation.
A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity has come up at school I want to talk to you about.
When race has come up at Zuccotti Park, it has sometimes been a fraught and delicate subject.
American officials say they can remember no time when the matter of French trade with Hanoi has come up at these meetings.
When asked about the future, he said, "Nothing has come up at this point in time, but I will have to do something".
Mrs. Clinton's aides said most of those issues had come up, at least elliptically, in a 25-minute private talk with Ms. Bhutto, but Mrs. Clinton did not raise them.
In our obsessive internet searches about who knows what, we came across a listing for a show that John has coming up at City Winery in NYC on June 22nd (with another one on the 23rd).
How can that not have come up at some point in the previous two decades?
What if this radical concept had come up at some future time, when Mr. Sondheim was no longer around?
The matter had come up at an immigration hearing for a friend of hers, and she'd been in attendance.
