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coming

[kuhm-ing] / ˈkʌm ɪŋ /




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"If you think of the EU delegation this year, with its leadership coming, it's very clear that we are doubling down on our engagement with the EU."

From BBC

"I had got my nails done before coming to the castle," she says, "but they quickly vanished due to the nerves of playing the game."

From BBC

"Hooped two putts coming in, and that was cool," Brown said, calling the long putt at the last "surreal".

From Barron's

"What an incredible player for such a young age, it's incredible to see these kids coming up on tour," she said.

From Barron's

If Spurs can get the result they need in Frankfurt, Frank may find some solace, but this carries all the hallmarks of a situation coming to a head with a fierce upcoming fixture list.

From BBC