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The little boy was proud that he could cover the whole length of the swimming pool without coming up for breath.

'We have had permission to speak to him and he is coming up for talks, ' said Dalglish, shortly after arriving in Kuala Lumpur.

So let me now, as a lightworker, introduce what's coming up for those who are just awakening to the news.

In particular, investors appeared to fear that KPN would bid for Bouygues, a big French mobile operator that could be coming up for grabs.

Astrologers today look to both planets to see what is coming up for you.

Some children can cover the whole length of the pool without coming up for breath even once.

But the Republican leaders in Congress said no. In fact, they used their power to block the issue from even coming up for a vote.

Now they were coming up for air and realized that their problems were getting harder to prioritize.

But another, far more contentious issue is coming up for discussion: higher education.

This time it is a bill called the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage, and it's coming up for a vote in a couple of days.

Two works coming up for sale next month show in markedly different ways how this was so.

Her contract is coming up for renewal in the autumn.

He's kind-hearted , says no to anyone coming up for help.

His contract is coming up for renewal.

A diver with an aqualung doesn't have to keep coming up for air; he can stay underwater for quite a long time.

Your case is coming up for review in May.

A big question that keeps coming up for an attention-deficit person like me is "How do you get into the flow? "

I know I'll work better after coming up for some air.

My classmate can sit and study for 3 or 4 hours without coming up for air.

And the sun is coming up for Lou and Rachel

The diving man's coming up for air