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One of my jobs was finding something wearable for the men coming in for a particular party.

"The rule is you can put up anything you want, and by the way your mother is coming in for a tour today, " Hoover said with a laugh.

Lisa, 25, had a lot to do at work, plus visitors on the way: her parents were coming in for Thanksgiving from her hometown.

I'll leave it to the polling experts. But I will say that Rasmussen is coming in for a lot of criticism for what looks like slanted polling.

I am mystified as to why some patients will ignore nearly everything I say and yet continue coming in for regular appointments.

Our company is looking for an overseas sales rep. Would you be interested in coming in for an interview?

In my first 10 years of operation, we had a lot of business people coming in for leisurely lunches.

Vapor intrusion may also be coming in for intense scrutiny becausethehazard can resultintough cleanup numbers.

A fire official says a commuter plane coming in for a landing at Buffalo International Airport basically dove into the top of a house.

No, look, I told you people -- I'm not coming in for a counseling session.

to a 46-year-old man coming in for a routine physical checkup just before going on vacation with his family who.

At the pharmacy in the middle of Fessenheim village, people are coming in for all sorts of things.

Michael: How about coming in for a cup of coffee? Paulo: OK.

We are still just reaching full strength with the additional troops coming in for the surge.

He has done just that and as far as we are concerned nothing else will happen in terms of Liverpool coming in for him, but time will tell.

Advertisers tend to think big and perhaps this is why they're always coming in for criticism.

Advertisers tend to think bisexualg utilizing perhaps this is why they'realways be certain to coming in for criticism.

Thanks for coming in for the interview.