Sentence examples for keep coming into from inspiring English sources

Some ballets lose something of their edge when they're revived season after season; others keep coming into sharper focus.

But what is net neutrality, why does it keep coming into the news, and what does it mean for consumers?

This week's episode of the euro-zone crisis has focused on Spain and Italy, but other countries, at both ends of the size spectrum, keep coming into view.

The thieves know less about tunneling than they do about safecracking, and customers keep coming into the store, an unwelcome intrusion.

This may encourage them to keep coming into the market although the caveat is that their rental return is also 10-13% lower.

"I just was trying to focus on my game, trying not to think about the score and anything else, but so many thoughts keep coming into your mind," she said.

Cameron keeps coming into mind.

"That night keeps coming into my mind.

"Joe and Mario kept coming into Picholine and saying, 'Come on, let's do something,' " Pasternack recalled.

Despite having migraines, she kept coming into the office to work on the other hostage cases.

That day, customers kept coming into his shop to buy The Philadelphia Inquirer.