A brilliant idea seemed to come up to her in the middle of the night.
A feeling of dread started to come up to her as she entered the old house.
A friendly tourist decided to come up to us and ask for directions.
A stray cat cautiously began to come up to the back door every evening.
Don't be afraid to come up to me if you need help with the project.
He didn't want to come up to the sensitive issue of their differences.
He didn't want to come up to the subject of money, fearing a disagreement.
He didn't want to come up to the table, fearing an awkward conversation.
He didn't want to come up to the topic of his past mistakes.
He had to come up to the microphone to address the large crowd.
He hoped his luck would come up to par during the poker game.
He tried to avoid her gaze, but he knew she would eventually come up to him.
He tried to ignore her request, but he knew she would eventually come up to him.
He tried to ignore her, but he knew she would eventually come up to him.
He was afraid someone would come up to him and expose his secret.
He was afraid someone would come up to him and recognize him from the news.
He was hesitant to come up to the podium and accept the award.
He was hesitant to come up to the witness stand and give his testimony.
He was reluctant to come up to the stage and give his speech.
He was worried someone would come up to him and confront him about the rumors.
He'd been practicing his approach, waiting for the moment to come up to her.
I hoped no one would come up to me and ask about my personal life.
I hoped nobody would come up to me and try to sell me something.
I hoped she wouldn't come up to me at the party; I didn't want to talk.
I noticed the cat warily come up to the new puppy.
I noticed the dog hesitantly come up to the new visitor.
I noticed the dog tentatively come up to the food bowl.
I saw a child bravely come up to the stage and sing a song.
I saw a child shyly come up to the clown for a balloon animal.
I saw a shy child tentatively come up to the zoo keeper.
I saw a tourist tentatively come up to the map and ask for assistance.
I saw a volunteer cheerfully come up to the elderly woman and offer help.
I saw a young fan hesitantly come up to the athlete for an autograph.
I saw her nervously come up to the registration desk to ask a question.
I saw her shyly come up to the artist after the concert.
I waited for him to come up to me and apologize for his behavior.
I was anxiously waiting for him to come up to me and ask me out on a date.
I was patiently waiting for him to come up to me and offer an apology.
I was waiting for him to come up to me and initiate a conversation.
I watched the little boy hesitatingly come up to the ice cream truck.
If the actual yield doesn't come up to the projected amount, we'll need to investigate.
If the answer doesn't come up to your expectations, please let me know.
If the total cost doesn't come up to the estimated amount, we'll refund the difference.
If you have a complaint, please come up to customer service.
If you have any questions after the presentation, please come up to me individually.
If you have questions about the new policy, please come up to the information desk after the presentation.
If you notice anything suspicious, do not come up to the person; report it.
If you see the suspect, do not come up to him; call the authorities immediately.
Many challenges tend to come up to frustrate even the best students.
Security guards are trained to handle situations when people come up to the barrier.
Several employees were eager to come up to the manager with their suggestions.
Several reporters tried to come up to the celebrity for an interview.
She beamed as she watched her son come up to her with his diploma.
She had been practicing her opening line, hoping to come up to him confidently.
She had rehearsed her presentation, eager to come up to the challenge.
She smiled as she watched her granddaughter come up to her for a hug.
She smiled as she watched her students come up to her to ask questions.
She was delighted when he decided to come up to her and start a conversation.
She was pleased when he decided to come up to her and introduce himself.
She was surprised when he decided to come up to her after the class.
Strangers would often come up to her and comment on her beautiful hair.
The anger began to come up to the surface during the argument.
The bills continue to come up to an alarming amount each month.
The competition began to come up to the level of the leading team.
The costs seem to come up to more than we originally anticipated.
The excitement seemed to come up to a fever pitch as the game progressed.
The expectations seem to come up to an unrealistic level.
The expenses continue to come up to more than we can afford.
The flames threatened to come up to the neighboring buildings.
The flood waters began to come up to the rooftops in some areas.
The floodwaters began to come up to the doorsteps of the houses.
The fumes started to come up to the surface after the chemical spill.
The heat started to come up to the streets of the city after the long winter.
The idea didn't just suddenly come up to him; it was carefully considered.
The lost dog, timid and shaking, finally dared to come up to me for a pat.
The plants barely come up to the windowsill in the greenhouse.
The police officers advised us not to come up to the scene of the accident.
The pressure seemed to come up to a boiling point during the argument.
The pressure started to come up to unbearable levels during the surgery.
The quality began to come up to the standards of the international market.
The resentment began to come up to the forefront during the counseling session.
The river began to come up to the bridges after the prolonged rainfall.
The sales representative encouraged potential customers to come up to the booth.
The saplings barely come up to my waist in the forest.
The seedlings barely come up to the surface of the soil.
The smoke began to come up to the third floor, triggering the alarm.
The smoke threatened to come up to the roof of the building.
The stray dog, usually skittish, hesitantly started to come up to me, its tail wagging tentatively.
The stress began to come up to a debilitating point after months of work.
The tension began to come up to a breaking point in the negotiations.
The tension began to come up to a crisis point in the negotiations.
The tide began to come up to the seawall as the storm intensified.
The water in the lake didn't even come up to my knees.
The water level began to come up to the danger mark after the heavy rain.
The water started to come up to my ankles as the basement flooded.
The waves seemed to come up to the edge of the cliff during high tide.
The waves threatened to come up to the deck of the small boat.
The weeds continue to come up to choke the young vegetable plants.
The wildflowers barely come up to the height of the grass.
We watched as the fog began to come up to the base of the mountain.