By ignoring every rule and blaming others for his failures, he's clearly having it coming.

During the debate, concerns about data privacy were coming to the fore.

When conflict arises, her leadership comes to the fore, guiding the team through difficult decisions.

After the party, he felt a severe come-down that lasted all day.

The paint is coming off the old fence in long strips.

Her joke comes off as insensitive when people read it without context.

In many traditional Jewish writings, the world to come is described as the place where the righteous are rewarded and the wicked are punished for their deeds.

She comes over every Sunday to help with dinner.

Are you coming over tonight, or should I cook for myself?

After fainting at the festival, she was coming round as her friends splashed water on her face.