Examples of 'coming across' in a sentence
Meaning of "coming across"
Coming across means encountering or finding something unexpectedly or by chance. This phrase is often used to describe unintentional discoveries, stumbling upon information, or meeting someone unexpectedly. It implies a lack of prior knowledge or intention to encounter the person or object in question. 'Coming across' can be used in various contexts, ranging from casual encounters to significant discoveries
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- present participle of come across
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coming across
The sun is coming across this way.
Coming across the belongings was very important.
We saw her coming across the spit.
Coming across a panda there is quite likely.
I remember him coming across as kind of a player.
Coming across a feather can be a surreal experience.
A great storm coming across the sea.
Be a way of stopping someone from coming across.
I am not coming across well at all here.
Keeps your enemies from coming across.
You are coming across like a limp fish.
It felt like a spiderweb coming across my neck.
We are coming across nothing like it in our database.
A black cloud was coming across the hill.
I am coming across maniacs all day long.
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There is a boat coming across our bow.
We went on till we hit a little glacier coming across.
They are coming across the beach as we speak.
Is the file name we keep coming across.
I saw you coming across the street.
These are just families that are coming across.
Saw you coming across the moors.
Stacked on top of that coming across here.
Imagine coming across one of those in my territory.
Then my message is not coming across articulately.
I keep coming across articles about millennials.
I took the liberty of coming across the garden.
Coming across to the night table.
And they are coming across the water.
Coming across nuances of home care.
And ended up coming across a real story.
Coming across under a flag of truce.
She describes coming across her father.
Coming across the wire now.
Which is not really coming across right now.
You are coming across totally shallow and superficial.
We get enough drifters coming across the border.
We are coming across the floor with me.
There was an endless supply coming across the bar.
Without coming across people like this.
The munitions train is coming across.
I saw her coming across the street.
This is not about how you are coming across.
I saw her coming across friedmont street.
He was thinking about how he was coming across.
I saw you coming across the meadow.
Franklin wrote about coming across.
I remember coming across that page on my research.
I believe you were speeding coming across the bridge.
You are coming across distinctly paranoid.
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You are coming to church with your mother
I know that you are rejoiced to hear of my coming
You will be coming with me after all
