here comes someone

here comes someone
here comes someone phrase
used for telling other people that someone is moving towards you

Here comes Dad, and he doesn’t look very happy.

Thesaurus: describing movement towards a place or personsynonym
Main entry: come

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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