Sentence examples for more coming at from inspiring English sources

"Running a party when you've only ever been a backbencher… It's much faster, you've got much more coming at you".

"There's more coming at them than ever before," Jantz says.

We learned so many of these mantras, with more and more coming at us all the time in different variations.

Let the record show that Petty and his Heartbreakers, upon the July 29 release of their 13th studio album and after thousands of concerts (with more coming at the Honda Center and Forum in October), three solo records, hundreds of hours in area studios and countless nights in the PCH breeze, should be deemed an L.A. band — backdated to the mid-1970s.

Nevertheless, conceptualizing gratitude as an emotion (and nothing more) comes at certain theoretical costs.

The Fed's next chance to do more comes at its policy meeting scheduled for Sept. 12-13.

Now, however, he will be in the spotlight, with higher expectations, more media attention, and more potshots coming at him from Trump and others.

We've all got more data coming at us every day than we can handle.

Many more come in at the beginning of Muharram, the Muslim month when Ashura occurs.

The test car, with leather, sunroof, heated seats and more, came in at $34,635 -- roughly $3,000 less than a comparably equipped 3-Series.

But more came: Another teacher at the same school was arrested on charges of sexually abusing children.