Sentence examples for has it coming from inspiring English sources

The phrase “has it coming” is perfectly acceptable in formal and informal writing.
It’s used to indicate that someone or something deserves a certain outcome, usually because of something they’ve done. For example: “She’s been treating everyone so rudely – she’s got it coming.”.

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has it coming

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Third person singular of have it coming

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Perhaps it is believed by some members of the DC city council that Walmart, a company fairly notorious for its less than lavish compensation practices, has it coming.

(He has it coming).

Lou replies: "Nobody has it coming.

Better than punching someone who has it coming.

"Maybe the bastard has it coming," I said to the dog, who had ambled in.Well, I just want to say: I'm sorry, John Boehner.

Except the version of Mr. Cera who is the first of many to die in "This Is the End" is a coked-out sex fiend who has it coming.

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