come up to

Idioms  

1. see come up, def. 3 and 4.

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Example Sentences

Pinder says, “When you hear people laugh and come to life watching it, and then come up to you afterward and look like they’re floating … that is just incredible.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sal came up to the window, sniffing and whining, but I was in no hurry to get up.

From Literature

"I suppose that's true," he said out loud, thinking of the women who were always coming up to pinch him on the cheek and tell him how cute he was.

From Literature

“Even the burliest, cis-dude gym rats are coming up to me all the time and thanking me for creating a space where they feel safe to work out,” Rypinski says.

From Los Angeles Times

Then I came up to the surface and slowed down in order to preserve my strength.

From Literature