Sentence examples for it coming into from inspiring English sources

Only now is it coming into its own again.

African Americans and the medical profession -- Birth of a medical school -- Building his bike as he rides it -- Coming into its own -- Leadership in transition -- A controversy erupts -- Recovering from turmoil -- Nurturing students.

Within weeks a commuter's familiarity with my route had begun to breed contempt for its hazards, and on that bright July morning I spectacularly overcooked it coming into the Old Ship chicane.

"I knew it coming into the game, a lot of people brought it to my attention".

Mr Westwick said: "I couldn't understand the insanity of stopping it coming into Canada, to be honest.

The stranger the mutt the better; the more peculiar the circumstance of it coming into your life, the better.

"Like it came into focus".

It came into effect here in January 2006.

When does it come into effect?

It came into force in May.

It comes into the house.