have something coming
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“If we can do that, I know we’ll win. … I think we have something coming for him. I think we’ll give him something he hasn’t seen before.”
From Seattle Times
Netflix wouldn’t share details about what these future interactive or trivia-based titles are going to look like — or how many we can expect to see even this year — but spokesperson Ebony Turner told me Netflix will have “something coming up soon that builds on top of this.”
From The Verge
“Fifty dollars a month is great if you have something coming in,” she said.
From Seattle Times
“And this year, not knowing what will happen with the lobster market as a whole, it’s nice to know I have something coming in.”
From The Guardian
“Because people are aware that I have something coming up.”
From New York Times
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