Coming Up In A Sentence

Definition of Coming Up

• What, are you coming up?
• Sylvia was surely coming up later.
• Abbott is coming up to play checkers with me.
• The journey down was much the same as that coming up.
• That is the question that will keep coming up to me.

• Coming up to talk to me?
• And he is coming up here!
• They were coming up the hill.
• Look at that gentleman coming up here.
• We are coming up through here in the spring.
• The diver is coming up.
• Somebody was coming up the road.
• You passed them coming up.
• They were coming up the stairs.
• It was coming up the channel.
• Some one was coming up.
• The sun was just coming up.
• She was coming up the slope.
• It is the servant coming up.
• Is that the fellow coming up here?
• She was coming up rapidly.
• Hope was coming up the stairs.
• Another forest coming up from below?
• The doctor is just coming up.
• I am coming up directly.
• He is coming up with the others.
• Josh was coming up in his boots!
• The moon was coming up.
• Fitfully the wind was coming up.
• I read them coming up.
• I missed it coming up.
• They were coming up continually.
• There seems to be a shower coming up.
• I thought all my insides were coming up.
• I made a mistake coming up here.
• There is more danger going down than coming up.
• I am coming up for a couple of days.
• Very soon the neighbours from below will be coming up.
• Do you see the mist coming up?
• The nomads are already coming up.