Sentence examples for were coming through from inspiring English sources

The results were coming through strongly.

"You knew the types of calls that were coming through and that was it.

At that time the first black players were coming through, like Paul Canoville, Keith Jones and Keith Dublin.

But reports of the massacre were coming through and as the world's media focused its attention on Paris, some questioned why events in Nigeria were almost ignored.

"It was more tough because I wasn't watching any of the floor routines before or after me so I didn't know what scores were coming through," he said.

The retention issue would not be so much of a problem if plenty of new teachers were coming through, but last month figures from Ucas revealed major shortfalls in trainee teacher numbers for the new academic year.

The five have addressed concerns about whether British players have the same opportunities to progress as they did – Gary Neville has said publicly he does not believe he would be given a chance in United's first team if he were coming through now.

"If you think back to what the railways looked like to the 19th century mind, or indeed the 18th century when the canals were coming through, I think we have to have our minds open to how the wind turbine will appear to us in 100 years," she told The Sunday Times.

And the new tracks were coming through just as good as some of the classics tracks by Coki or Mala, artists like that.

" I think our souls would have been crushed if we went online after a show and saw the reactions that were coming through," she says.

Children were coming through the door, and he had no lesson plan.