Coming in a sentence
Synonym: approaching, impending.
Meaning: Approaching or arriving.
Coming sentence for class 1
- I am coming to play with you.
- The cat is coming to the door.
- Mom said dinner is coming soon.
- The train is coming down the tracks.
- My friends are coming to my birthday party.
- The dog is coming to fetch the ball.
- Rain is coming from the clouds.
- The ice cream truck is coming down the street.
- I see the sun coming up in the sky.
- The birds are coming to the feeder.
- My sister is coming home from school.
- Help is coming when you call for it.
- The wind is coming from the sea.
- Pizza is coming for lunch today.
- The doctor is coming to see you.
- A rainbow is coming after the rain.
- Santa is coming to visit us.
- Flowers are coming up in the spring.
- The show is coming on TV tonight.
- More friends are coming to play outside.
- The bus is coming to pick us up.
- The waves are coming onto the shore.
- The stars are coming out at night.
- My dad is coming to help me with my homework.
- The fun is coming when we go to the park.
- The music is coming from the band.
- The helicopter is coming to land on the roof.
- The flowers are coming in many colors.
- The storm is coming, so we should stay inside.
- Excitement is coming this weekend!
Coming sentence for class 2
- The cat is coming to play with us.
- I can hear the bell coming from the school.
- The flowers are coming up in the spring.
- My birthday is coming soon and I am excited.
- The train is coming down the tracks.
- Look, the rain is coming down from the sky.
- The ice cream truck is coming down our street.
- The dog is coming to fetch the ball.
- I see the sun coming up in the morning.
- The movie is coming out next week.
- The wind is coming through the trees.
- My friend is coming over to visit today.
- The snow is coming down softly.
- I feel a storm coming in the distance.
- The pizza is coming hot from the oven.
- The leaves are coming off the trees in autumn.
- The teacher is coming to help us with our work.
- I see clouds coming in the sky.
- The parade is coming to our town this weekend.
- The car is coming down the road very fast.
- I can see the moon coming up at night.
- The butterfly is coming to land on the flower.
- The sound of music is coming from the party.
- The new playground is coming to our school.
- I can feel the excitement coming from my friends.
- The rain is coming down harder now.
- The ice is coming off the pond as it warms up.
- The stars are coming out as the sun sets.
- The announcement is coming soon over the loudspeaker.
- The fun is coming when we go to the amusement park.
Coming simple sentence
- She heard the sound of coming footsteps.
- He was excited about the coming event.
- They looked forward to the coming holiday.
- The coming rain made them grab umbrellas.
- She felt nervous about the coming exam.
- He wanted to prepare for the coming week.
- The coming changes excited everyone in the group.
- They discussed the coming plans for the project.
- She put up decorations for the coming celebration.
- He read about the coming trends in fashion.
- The coming storm was a topic of conversation.
- She felt hopeful about the coming opportunities.
- He wanted to enjoy the coming summer break.
- The coming season promised new adventures.
- They planned a party for the coming weekend.
- She was ready for the coming challenges.
- He looked forward to the coming concerts in town.
- The coming weeks would be busy with school events.
- She felt excited about the coming changes in her life.
- They prepared for the coming family visit.
- He was eager to see the coming attractions at the cinema.
- The coming days would be filled with activities.
- She made a list of goals for the coming year.
- He felt prepared for the coming discussions.
- The coming holidays brought joy to everyone.
- She cherished the memories of the coming adventures.
- He enjoyed the anticipation of the coming season.
- They celebrated the coming of spring with a picnic.
- She looked forward to the coming performances at school.
- He felt grateful for the coming moments with family.
(1) The tide is coming in.
(2) The trash truck is coming.
(3) Hurry, the storm is coming!
(4) I'm coming down with a cold.
(5) Wait for me, I'm coming too!
(6) I can see the tide coming in.
(7) The rain is coming down hard.
(8) The day is coming to a close.
(9) The dog is coming towards us.
(10) Uncle Tom is coming to visit.
Coming sentence
(11) Watch out, the bus is coming.
(12) Hang on, I'm coming with you.
(13) Lookout, the train is coming!
(14) He's coming down with a fever.
(15) Santa Claus is coming to town.
(16) The game is coming to a close.
(17) The book is coming to a close.
(18) The show is coming to a close.
(19) The tour is coming to a close.
(20) The race is coming to a close.
Coming make sentence
(21) Santa Claus is coming to town!
(22) Lookout, there's a car coming!
(23) Lookout! There's a car coming!
(24) Hold the elevator, I'm coming!
(25) Thanks for coming to my party.
(26) Look out, the storm is coming.
(27) Look out, the train is coming.
(28) Watch out, the boss is coming.
(29) She's coming down with the flu.
(30) The storm is coming in quickly.
Sentence of coming
(31) The train is coming in on time.
(32) The party is coming to a close.
(33) The event is coming to a close.
(34) The trial is coming to a close.
(35) Thanks for coming over, cuzzie.
(36) Look out! There's a car coming!
(37) The election is coming up soon.
(38) Advent means coming or arrival.
(39) The snow is coming down softly.
(40) My friend is coming over later.
Coming meaningful sentence
(41) Watch out, the storm is coming.
(42) The season is coming to a close.
(43) The moon is coming out at night.
(44) Look ahead to see what's coming.
(45) The APSC exam is coming up soon.
(46) Your birthday is coming up soon.
(47) The storm is coming ahead of us.
(48) Another storm is coming our way.
(49) My foes will never see me coming.
(50) Those chumps never saw it coming.
Coming sentence examples
(51) The cat is coming out of the box.
(52) The concert is coming to a close.
(53) The meeting is coming to a close.
(54) The project is coming to a close.
(55) The chapter is coming to a close.
(56) The holiday is coming to a close.
(57) The journey is coming to a close.
(58) The wind is coming from the east.
(59) The rain was coming down brawlie.
(60) She never saw the jilting coming.
Sentence with coming
(61) I have a birthday coming up soon.
(62) The final exam is coming up soon.
(63) We have a school dance coming up.
(64) I am coming up to the finish line.
(65) He is coming up to the front door.
(66) The boat is coming up to the dock.
(67) The boat is coming up to the buoy.
(68) The shirt button is coming undone.
(69) We hav a family reunion coming up.
(70) The semester is coming to a close.
Use coming in a sentence
(71) The year-end is coming to a close.
(72) The vacation is coming to a close.
(73) The festival is coming to a close.
(74) Aunty is coming to my school play.
(75) Cate's birthday is coming up soon.
(76) She's got a birdie putt coming up.
(77) He had money coming out the wazoo.
(78) Kidd's birthday is coming up soon.
(79) Bewared of the storm, it's coming.
(80) Kyon's birthday is coming up soon.
Sentence using coming
(81) The bus is coming down the street.
(82) Our anniversary is coming up soon.
(83) The moving van is coming tomorrow.
(84) They are coming up to the deadline.
(85) We are coming up to the final exam.
(86) Forfend any harm from coming to us.
(87) Father Christmas is coming to town.
(88) The baby is coming out of the womb.
(89) The bird is coming out of its nest.
(90) The pain is coming back in my knee.
Coming example sentence
(91) The interview is coming to a close.
(92) The cow is coming back to the farm.
(93) I saw him coming and going all day.
(94) I am coming to your birthday party.
(95) Lando's birthday is coming up soon.
(96) Alert behind! There's a car coming!
(97) My friends are coming over to play.
(98) The train is coming down the track.
(99) Lookout! There's a big wave coming!
(100) Unity means coming together as one.
Sentence with word coming
(101) The film was a coming-of-age story.
(102) The tax deadline is coming up soon.
(103) My birthday is coming up next week.
(104) Hem on your pants is coming undone.
(105) The dim sum cart is coming our way.
(106) He is coming to the party for sure.
(107) Gini's parents are coming to visit.
(108) We are coming up to our anniversary.
(109) I heard a noise coming from the bor.
(110) Cornel's birthday is coming up soon.
Sentence of coming
(111) The sun is coming out of the clouds.
(112) The car is coming out of the garage.
(113) The flower is coming out of the bud.
(114) The fish is coming out of the water.
(115) The snake is coming out of its hole.
(116) The book is coming out of the shelf.
(117) The spider is coming out of its web.
(118) The light is coming out of the lamp.
(119) The EOC exam is coming up next week.
(120) The baby is coming down with a rash.
Coming used in a sentence
(121) The fog is coming in from the ocean.
(122) I heard a ping coming from my phone.
(123) The rain is coming down really hard.
(124) The exhibition is coming to a close.
(125) I have a threeday weekend coming up.
(126) The sut on my shirt is coming loose.
(127) The sun is coming up in the morning.
(128) The train is coming down the tracks.
(129) The stars are coming out in the sky.
(130) My friend Levi is coming over later.
Coming sentence in English
(131) I caught a whiff of the rain coming.
(132) My relative is coming to visit soon.
(133) Lookout! There's a big truck coming!
(134) I am worried about the storm coming.
(135) There is a big storm coming our way.
(136) We have a school carnival coming up.
(137) My birthday is coming up next month.
(138) The movie was a coming-of-age story.
(139) The annual review is coming up soon.
(140) We heard drums coming from the boma.
(141) Danno's parents are coming to visit.
(142) The box was coming apart at the tape.
(143) The bag was coming apart at the tape.
(144) The plane is coming up to the runway.
(145) The moon is coming out of the clouds.
(146) The tears are coming out of her eyes.
(147) The wind is coming out of the window.
(148) The steam is coming out of the sauna.
(149) The noise is coming out of the crowd.
(150) The wind whispered of a coming storm.
(151) The performance is coming to a close.
(152) The celebration is coming to a close.
(153) The competition is coming to a close.
(154) The negotiation is coming to a close.
(155) Aunty is coming to my birthday party.
(156) We are coming to visit you next week.
(157) The rain is coming down from the sky.
(158) My aunty is coming to visit us today.
(159) The awaiter thanked us for coming in.
(160) My friend Armon is coming over later.
(161) The peag on my shirt is coming loose.
(162) I heard a mew coming from the bushes.
(163) They have a family reunion coming up.
(164) The fair is coming to town next week!
(165) My uncle is coming to visit us today.
(166) The boss is coming to visit us today.
(167) The fair is coming to town next week.
(168) The pin on my jacket is coming loose.
(169) I heard a cluck coming from the coop.
(170) We are coming up to the mountain peak.
(171) The team is coming up to the playoffs.
(172) The sp on this jacket is coming loose.
(173) The water is coming out of the faucet.
(174) The train is coming out of the tunnel.
(175) The secret is coming out of the vault.
(176) The steam is coming out of the kettle.
(177) The prophet foreseen the coming storm.
(178) The fly on the door keeps coming back.
(179) The odor coming from the sewer stinks.
(180) Look alive, the car is coming our way.
(181) The snow is coming down in the winter.
(182) The bimestrial exam is coming up soon.
(183) I saw smoke coming out of the chimney.
(184) Don't stop now, keep the ideas coming!
(185) Augustin's birthday is coming up soon.
(186) Hohoho, Santa Claus is coming to town!
(187) I heard an oto coming down the street.
(188) Whisht, I think I hear someone coming.
(189) I have a hmwk deadline coming up soon.
(190) The storm is coming ahead of schedule.
(191) Look out, the ball is coming your way!
(192) I feel fear when I see a storm coming.
(193) Look out for the ball coming your way.
(194) My best friend is coming over to play.
(195) My dad was late coming home from work.
(196) The drama league has a play coming up.
(197) Get out of the way, the bus is coming.
(198) Look out for the tornado, it's coming.
(199) I have ten friends coming to my party.
(200) I have a big exam coming up next week.
(201) Get ready for the storm that's coming.
(202) The train is coming up to the platform.
(203) She is coming up to her retirement age.
(204) The car is coming up to the toll booth.
(205) The truth is finally coming out of him.
(206) The smoke is coming out of the chimney.
(207) The smell is coming out of the kitchen.
(208) The laughter is coming out of the room.
(209) The scent is coming out of the flowers.
(210) They're coming down with a stomach bug.
(211) The smell of rain is coming in the air.
(212) I heard a twang coming from the guitar.
(213) The investigation is coming to a close.
(214) I heard a clic coming from the kitchen.
(215) My friend Arlaine is coming over later.
(216) Move out of the way, the bus is coming.
(217) The storm is coming, all hands on deck!
(218) Mina's birthday is coming up next week.
(219) My cousin is coming over to play today.
(220) Absenteeism means not coming to school.
(221) The sallow sky signaled a coming storm.
(222) A couple of my friends are coming over.
(223) I have a lesson on nutrition coming up.
(224) She is not coming to the party tonight.
(225) The project deadline is coming up soon.
(226) The boss is coming to the office today.
(227) The rain was coming down hard and fast.
(228) Look out! The car is coming towards us.
(229) He's always coming up with dope ideas.
(230) The dark clouds betoken a coming storm.
(231) The seam in the gloves is coming apart.
(232) The parcel was coming apart at the tape.
(233) I heard a loud moo coming from the barn.
(234) They are coming up to the starting line.
(235) They are coming up to the concert venue.
(236) We are coming up to the end of the year.
(237) The sp on this cushion is coming undone.
(238) I heard a loud roar coming from the oso.
(239) I heard a clink coming from the kitchen.
(240) The sound is coming out of the speakers.
(241) The athlete is coming out of retirement.
(242) My aunty is coming to visit us tomorrow.
(243) Look alive, the boss is coming this way.
(244) Aunty is coming over for dinner tonight.
(245) The next bank-holiday is coming up soon.
(246) Bebe's first birthday is coming up soon.
(247) The bloopy sound was coming from the TV.
(248) The flowers are coming up in the spring.
(249) The airplane is coming in for a landing.
(250) The storm is coming, we need to prepare.
(251) Look ahead to see what's coming up next.
(252) My aunt is coming to visit us next week.
(253) Soand so is coming to the party tonight.
(254) Get out of the way, the train is coming.
(255) Watch out of the way, the car is coming!
(256) Gomie is coming over for dinner tonight.
(257) Headsup, there's a storm coming our way.
(258) Jemmy's birthday is coming up next week.
(259) The train is coming ahead on the tracks.
(260) The county fair is coming up next month.
(261) The literary festival is coming up soon.
(262) Get away from the road, a car is coming.
(263) The word advent means coming or arrival.
(264) The twin cousins are coming to visit us.
(265) Jews believe in the coming of a Messiah.
(266) There is a big test coming up next week.
(267) The tie on my dress keeps coming undone.
(268) The senior prom is coming up next month.
(269) Watch out, the car is coming towards us.
(270) The theme of the book was coming of age.
(271) The airplane is coming down for landing.
(272) My aunt is coming to visit next weekend.
(273) I heard a mewl coming from the alleyway.
(274) They aren't coming to the party tonight.
(275) I heard a hiss coming from the radiator.
(276) My friend Lars is coming over for dinner.
(277) The car is coming up to the intersection.
(278) She is coming up to the checkout counter.
(279) He is coming up to the front of the line.
(280) I heard a noise coming from the outhouse.
(281) I heard a clop sound coming from outside.
(282) I heard a sizzle coming from the kitchen.
(283) My sister is coming down with a headache.
(284) My niece is coming to visit me next week.
(285) My nephew is coming to visit me tomorrow.
(286) The bag had a strong odor coming from it.
(287) The sound seems to be coming from behind.
(288) I love coming up with creative pet names.
(289) My aunty is coming to visit me next week.
(290) Bewares of the thunderstorm, it's coming.
(291) The police car is coming to keep us safe.
(292) My aunta is coming to visit us next week.
(293) My aunty is coming to visit us next week.
(294) The ambusher's prey never saw him coming.
(295) Earle's birthday is coming up next month.
(296) I heard a loud yock coming from the barn.
(297) We have a field trip coming up at school.
(298) I have a few friends coming over to play.
(299) The tide is coming in, let's go swimming!
(300) The annual school fair is coming up soon.
(301) Lookout! The ambulance is coming to help!
(302) I saw a post about a new book coming out.
(303) The annual school play is coming up soon.
(304) The sound coming from the TV is abnormal.
(305) The loud thunder bespeaks a storm coming.
(306) Vapor can be seen coming out of a teapot.
(307) The smell coming from the kitchen is odd.
(308) Look out for the train, it's coming fast.
(309) Get out of the pool, lightning is coming.
(310) Get out of the way, the parade is coming.
(311) The dark clouds bespeak the coming storm.
(312) The music is coming from behind the door.
(313) The sound coming from the attic is weird.
(314) The rancid smell was coming from the car.
(315) The weatherman pronounced a storm coming.
(316) The turbid skies foretold a coming storm.
(317) The envelope was coming apart at the tape.
(318) They're coming to visit while I'm in town.
(319) My annual check-up is coming up next week.
(320) The butterfly is coming out of its cocoon.
(321) The music is coming out of the headphones.
(322) My kin are coming over for dinner tonight.
(323) The sun is coming back out after the rain.
(324) I heard a loud snort coming from the barn.
(325) My auntie is coming to visit us next week.
(326) I heard a grumble coming from the kitchen.
(327) The laminate on the chair is coming loose.
(328) The belt-loop on my pants is coming loose.
(329) FYI, the CEO is coming to visit next week.
(330) The mailman is coming to deliver our mail.
(331) Ballocks, I think I have a cold coming on.
(332) My cousin is coming back from abroad soon.
(333) I heard a loud bawks coming from the coop.
(334) The bingings on my shoes are coming apart.
(335) Look out behind you, there's a car coming!
(336) Look out beside you, there's a car coming!
(337) Alicia's birthday is coming up next month.
(338) I heard a loud klick coming from the door.
(339) I heard a loud upa coming from the engine.
(340) Volker's birthday is coming up next month.
(341) Bewares of the storm, it's coming in fast.
(342) Dwayne's birthday is coming up next month.
(343) The blackened sky signaled a coming storm.
(344) The train is coming ahead on the platform.
(345) The unwary deer didn't see the car coming.
(346) Innovation means coming up with new ideas.
(347) The date of the holiday is coming up soon.
(348) Lightning can be a sign of a storm coming.
(349) Vapor can be seen coming out of a volcano.
(350) The district fair is coming up next month.
(351) The dark clouds portend a storm is coming.
(352) Lightning can be a sign of a coming storm.
(353) I feel the heat coming from the fireplace.
(354) The district elections are coming up soon.
(355) I'm nervous for the test that's coming up.
(356) The annual spelling bee is coming up soon.
(357) Both of my friends are coming to my party.
(358) The film festival is coming up next month.
(359) The junior science fair is coming up soon.
(360) Watch out, the bike is coming from behind.
(361) The receptionist thanked me for coming in.
(362) I heard a loud noise coming from upstairs.
(363) My cousin is coming to visit me next week.
(364) There is a new movie coming out next week.
(365) The rancid smell was coming from the sink.
(366) The rancid smell was coming from the yard.
(367) I heard a hiss coming from the car engine.
(368) The winter was gradually coming to an end.
(369) The train is coming up to the next station.
(370) They're coming to see me while I'm in town.
(371) I heard a loud bam coming from the kitchen.
(372) I noticed a draft coming from the air vent.
(373) I heard a loud kaw coming from the rooftop.
(374) The unbraided shoelaces kept coming undone.
(375) I heard a bleated cry coming from the barn.
(376) I heard a loud bellow coming from the barn.
(377) I heard a strange noise coming from the bo.
(378) I heard a squealer coming from the kitchen.
(379) I heard a loud caw coming from the rooftop.
(380) I am coming back from my vacation tomorrow.
(381) I have a test coming up in chemistry class.
(382) I heard a hoot coming from the nearby tree.
(383) Fletcher's birthday is coming up next week.
(384) Coming home to a beautiful garden is a joy.
(385) I heard a mumble coming from the next room.
(386) I heard a piggy grunt coming from the barn.
(387) I could feel a draft coming from the vents.
(388) I heard a wheeze coming from the next room.
(389) I heard a strange noise coming from the ta.
(390) I heard a loud toc coming from the kitchen.
(391) The dark clouds portend out a coming storm.
(392) Auntie Sue is coming to visit us next week.
(393) Blebbings are a sign that winter is coming.
(394) The bloopy noise was coming from the phone.
(395) The bloopy sound was coming from the radio.
(396) Coming to school is important for learning.
(397) The fire truck is coming to put out a fire.
(398) I heard a dawk sound coming from the woods.
(399) The belaces on my boots keep coming undone.
(400) The bus is coming ahead, let's wait for it.
(401) My aunt is coming to visit us this weekend.
(402) The bingings on my shorts are coming apart.
(403) The bingings on my wallet are coming apart.
(404) The bingings on my binder are coming apart.
(405) Alee's sister is coming to visit next week.
(406) Watch out behind you, there's a car coming!
(407) My kinsman is coming to visit me next week.
(408) Uhufu, I think I'm coming down with a cold.
(409) Woohoo! My favorite band is coming to town!
(410) I heard a klick sound coming from the door.
(411) Thanks for coming over, see-you next time.
(412) Harrison's birthday is coming up next week.
(413) Halt ahead, there's a speed bump coming up.
(414) The rain seems to be coming down in sheets.
(415) I didn't notice the car coming from behind.
(416) The clue was a sound coming from the attic.
(417) The whole family is coming over for dinner.
(418) The fishy smell is coming from the kitchen.
(419) The music is coming from the right speaker.
(420) Watch out for the snowball coming your way.
(421) The loud thunder evinces a storm is coming.
(422) My cousin is coming to visit us next month.
(423) The current holiday coming up is Halloween.
(424) Get out of the way of the bus, it's coming.
(425) The odor coming from the bathroom was vile.
(426) The storm is coming, we should stay inside.
(427) There is a new movie coming out next month.
(428) I have five friends coming over for dinner.
(429) The date of the election is coming up soon.
(430) The rancid smell was coming from the drain.
(431) The rancid smell was coming from the sewer.
(432) The rancid smell was coming from the attic.
(433) The brides thanked their guests for coming.
(434) Hem on your backpack strap is coming apart.
(435) My inlaw is coming over for dinner tonight.
(436) The troop is coming back stronger than ever.
(437) The smell coming from the garbage was yucky.
(438) Erat a loud noise coming from the next room.
(439) The noise appears to be coming from outside.
(440) She dazed off and didn't see the car coming.
(441) The dog is coming down with a case of fleas.
(442) I have a test coming up in my English class.
(443) I heard a squeaky noise coming from the car.
(444) The noise is coming from behind the curtain.
(445) Over here is where the music is coming from.
(446) Coming home to a stocked fridge is a luxury.
(447) The date to pay the bills is coming up soon.
(448) I heard a crackle coming from the fireplace.
(449) I heard a loud noise coming from over there.
(450) We are coming up with a theme for the party.
(451) We heard a loud noise coming from the chick.
(452) I could hear a gurgle coming from the drain.
(453) I heard a noise coming from behind the door.
(454) My in-law is coming over for dinner tonight.
(455) The storm is coming from the southsoutheast.
(456) We have a few guests coming over for dinner.
(457) My aunty is coming to visit us this weekend.
(458) The borkings were coming from the next room.
(459) I heard a bawk coming from the chicken coop.
(460) The aiglets on my shoelaces keep coming off.
(461) The Ammons family reunion is coming up soon.
(462) Look out for the red car coming towards you.
(463) I heard a loud noise coming from downstairs.
(464) I heard a strange noise coming from upstair.
(465) Whoohoo! My favorite band is coming to town!
(466) The plackets on my shirt were coming undone.
(467) The fly front on my shirt was coming undone.
(468) Luk's parents are coming to visit next week.
(469) My cousin is coming over for dinner tonight.
(470) The presidential election is coming up soon.
(471) The regional science fair is coming up soon.
(472) My uncle is coming to visit us this weekend.
(473) The invader was a mummy coming back to life.
(474) Look out for the ball, it's coming your way.
(475) I heard a loud slam coming from the kitchen.
(476) The county fair is coming to town next week.
(477) My best friend is coming over to play today.
(478) The unwary rabbit didn't see the fox coming.
(479) The livid sky warned us of the coming storm.
(480) Watch out for the bike coming down the hill.
(481) A couple of friends are coming over to play.
(482) The bird flew nowhere when it saw me coming.
(483) The dark clouds looked like doom was coming.
(484) The baby's first birthday is coming up soon.
(485) The speaker is dead, no sound is coming out.
(486) The smell coming from the kitchen was fishy.
(487) My shoes have laces that keep coming untied.
(488) Look out for the train, it's coming through.
(489) She has fifteen friends coming to her party.
(490) I have a piano recital coming up next month.
(491) The district science fair is coming up soon.
(492) The snow is almost melted, spring is coming.
(493) The annual family reunion is coming up soon.
(494) Get out of the way, the bulldozer is coming.
(495) The steam coming from a hot shower is vapor.
(496) Get out of the way, the ambulance is coming.
(497) Another storm is coming, we need to prepare.
(498) My relative is coming to visit us next week.
(499) My relative is coming to visit me next week.
(500) I heard a loud thud coming from the kitchen.
(501) The rancid smell was coming from the pantry.
(502) The rancid smell was coming from the garage.
(503) I heard a loud clang coming from the garage.
(504) I can't believe exams are coming up already.
(505) The flap on my backpack keeps coming undone.
(506) I am coming up to the next level in the game.
(507) There was a foul odor coming from the urinal.
(508) She's always coming up with codswallop ideas.
(509) I heard a faint beep coming from the kitchen.
(510) The athlete is coming out of the locker room.
(511) I heard a hissy sound coming from the bushes.
(512) The house is coming down with a case of mold.
(513) The appetite is coming back after being sick.
(514) The sun is setting and darkness is coming in.
(515) Coming home to a hot shower is so refreshing.
(516) Coming home to a loving family is a blessing.
(517) I enjoy the routine of coming home every day.
(518) Coming home to a beautiful sunset is a treat.
(519) I heard a loud noise coming from the kitchen.
(520) My nieces are coming over for dinner tonight.
(521) I heard a noise coming from the humper's den.
(522) I heard a loud grr coming from the next room.
(523) My stepchild is coming to visit this weekend.
(524) The grommets on my backpack are coming loose.
(525) I need to know if you're coming to the party.
(526) I plan to perform Umrah in the coming months.
(527) I heard a clic sound coming from the kitchen.
(528) We heard laughter coming from behind the hut.
(529) I lean around the corner to see who's coming.
(530) I heard a troll about a new movie coming out.
(531) I heard a ting sound coming from the kitchen.
(532) I heard satu sound coming from the next room.
(533) The bloopy noise was coming from the bathtub.
(534) The bloopy sound was coming from the toy box.
(535) I am coming down with a cold, I need to rest.
(536) Auntie Jane is coming to visit us next month.
(537) The babby's first birthday is coming up soon.
(538) He oredi ate breakfast before coming to work.
(539) I heard a siss sound coming from the kitchen.
(540) The buttonholds on my shirt are coming loose.
(541) The sky turned dark as if a storm was coming.
(542) We're on a roll, let's keep the ideas coming.
(543) My kinswoman is coming to visit me next week.
(544) I heard a loud clonk coming from the kitchen.
(545) The Itano circus is coming to town next week.
(546) I think I'm coming down with something fluey.
(547) My fortieth birthday is coming up next month.
(548) Andy's parents are coming to visit next week.
(549) I heard a loud thunk coming from the kitchen.
(550) I heard a strange doot coming from the attic.
Coming meaning
Coming is a versatile word that can be used in a variety of contexts and situations. Whether you are writing an essay, a novel, or simply trying to communicate effectively in everyday conversation, knowing how to use the word "coming" correctly can help you express your thoughts and ideas more clearly and effectively. Here are some tips for using the word "coming" in your writing and speech:
1. Use "coming" as a verb to describe movement or progression. The most common use of "coming" is as a verb to describe movement or progression.
For example, you might say "I am coming to your house" to indicate that you are on your way there. Or you might say "The storm is coming" to describe the approach of bad weather.
2. Use "coming" as an adjective to describe something that is approaching or imminent. "Coming" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is approaching or imminent.
For example, you might say "The coming year is going to be challenging" to describe the year that is about to begin. Or you might say "The coming storm is going to be a big one" to describe a storm that is on its way.
3. Use "coming" as a noun to describe a future event or time period. "Coming" can also be used as a noun to describe a future event or time period.
For example, you might say "I am looking forward to the coming weekend" to describe the weekend that is about to arrive. Or you might say "The coming year is going to be full of surprises" to describe the year that is about to begin.
4. Use "coming" in idiomatic expressions. "Coming" is also used in a number of idiomatic expressions that have specific meanings.
For example, "coming of age" refers to the transition from childhood to adulthood, while "coming out" refers to the process of revealing one's sexual orientation or gender identity.
5. Use "coming" in conjunction with other words to create compound words.
Finally, "coming" can be used in conjunction with other words to create compound words that have specific meanings.
For example, "upcoming" refers to something that is about to happen in the near future, while "incoming" refers to something that is arriving or being received.
In conclusion, the word "coming" is a versatile and useful word that can be used in a variety of contexts and situations. By following these tips, you can use "coming" effectively in your writing and speech to express your thoughts and ideas more clearly and effectively.
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