Coming in sentence

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I now look at my kitchen, and I bow to it, and I thank my ancestors for coming up with the invention that probably made us humans.

Now, each of those cohorts would get measured over the two years that they were coming out of prison.

Instead of just coming out of the prison with 46 pounds in their pocket, half of them not knowing where they're spending their first night out of jail, actually, someone meets them in prison, learns about their issues, meets them at the gate, takes them through to somewhere to stay, connects them to benefits, connects them to employment, drug rehabilitation, mental health, whatever's needed.

But a supertanker can also be heard coming across a whole ocean, and because the noise that propellers make underwater is sometimes at the same frequency that whales use, then it can damage their acoustic habitat, and they need this for breeding, for finding feeding grounds, for finding mates.

I want to salute the 100,000 ships that are at sea that are doing that work, coming in and out every day, bringing us what we need.

When I was a kid, I was going to school, I was coming back every holiday to Gando.

But I just wondered if you wanted to share any additional thoughts, because we know that you heard that news just before coming in to do this session.

The interstellar visitor entered our solar system from above the plane of the planets, coming from the direction of the constellation Lyra, and it passed closest to the Sun on September 9th, passing inside the orbit of Mercury.

We actually had a piece of material from another solar system coming close enough for us to observe.

I can go outside not being afraid anymore, and I don't think those bad feelings are coming back, and if it weren't for Dr. Miranda and that, I would still be at home with the covers pulled over my head, if I were still alive at all.

It can pretty much do anything, but it's 20,000 dollars, and to give you a sense of who wears this, veterans, American veterans coming back from Afghanistan or Iraq would be fit with something like this.

Bonnie made a decision coming into that third morning that I was suffering, and I was hanging on by a thread.

And I saw light, because the day is easier than the night, and I thought we were coming into day.

And now, the shore is coming.

There's a lot of really compelling research coming out from top labs all over the world, showcasing the range of things that are undermined as economic inequality gets worse.

My dream was coming true.

And here we have a view of evolution where rather than having evolution go over the linear time, we have it coming out from the center.

And so it would be sort of approximately up there, coming out of the animal kingdom.

These women are 29, they are told by their society that they are "left over," because they are not yet married, and the process of coming together once a month at a meeting is helping them define who they are for themselves.

This is the modern Middle East, where two millennia after the coming of Christ, virgin births are still a fact of life.

Look at the waves coming near the shore.

Server: Coming right up, sir.

He has a very important job of monitoring all of the electricity coming into the system to make sure there is enough so it powers everybody's homes.

I imagine a whole world of surrogate donors from all walks of life, different sizes, different ages, coming together in this voice drive to give people voices that are as colorful as their personalities.

But that's kind of an image from another time, and what's also outdated are the leadership development programs that are based on success models for a world that was, not a world that is or that is coming.

I'm going to talk to you tonight about coming out of the closet, and not in the traditional sense, not just the gay closet.

All a closet is is a hard conversation, and although our topics may vary tremendously, the experience of being in and coming out of the closet is universal.

Sure, I'll give you 100 reasons why coming out of my closet was harder than coming out of yours, but here's the thing: Hard is not relative.

Who can tell me that his coming out story is harder than telling your five-year-old you're getting a divorce?

I could go back to my girlfriend and my gay-loving table and mock their responses, chastise their unworldliness and their inability to jump through the politically correct gay hoops I had brought with me, or I could empathize with them and realize that that was maybe one of the hardest things they had ever done, that starting and having that conversation was them coming out of their closets.

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