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a star coming for you vs a star coming to you

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'A star coming for you' implies that the star is moving towards the person with a purpose or intention, while 'a star coming to you' suggests that the star is simply moving in the direction of the person without necessarily targeting them.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 578 views

a star coming for you

This phrase is correct and implies that the star is moving towards the person with a purpose or intention.

This phrase is used when you want to convey the idea that a star is approaching someone with a specific aim or goal in mind.
  • It's real controversial stars coming in this place.
  • Joe's house, at sunset, the stars coming out.
  • A wish upon a star that's coming true
  • Lone Star Derby's coming up quick.
  • We've got some star-studded performances coming your way.
  • Both up-and-coming stars in their own worlds.
  • For my character, that I will be essaying in an upcoming episode of TV's Santa Monica Cops, which I have agreed to do because all the finest movie stars are coming to television today.
  • My Death Star is coming to glorious life.
  • You're making me look like I'm a political rock star, coming here with somebody like you.
  • Vernon Palmer Jr, up-and-coming Hollywood star.
  • Especially when he struggles with the temptations of an up-and-coming rock star.
  • You're going to be driving one of Hollywood's up-and-coming stars.
  • Then I met his sister - Up-and-coming pop star, Sage.
  • A young director, first-time producer, and an up-and-coming movie star all had one goal... to make something special.
  • You should be talking to clients ringside or at a three-star restaurant, not coming into your miserable little office.
  • There is a possibility of cosmic rays coming from stars, and that could be dangerous to them.
  • Could it be because she was on the Akaibu star before coming back?
  • And there were pop stars and people coming over from America, and they were canceling their flight because they couldn't get in and out.
  • Do you want to tell me how you can suddenly afford an up-and-coming Hollywood star?
  • Even an observer as sober as Harvard University's Martin Feldstein gushes about Mexico, declaring that Peña's reforms position the country to become "Latin America's economic star in the coming decade."

Alternatives:

  • a star approaching you
  • a star heading towards you
  • a star moving towards you

a star coming to you

This phrase is correct and suggests that the star is moving in the direction of the person without necessarily targeting them.

This phrase is used when you want to indicate that a star is moving towards someone without implying a specific purpose or intention.
  • It's real controversial stars coming in this place.
  • Joe's house, at sunset, the stars coming out.
  • For my character, that I will be essaying in an upcoming episode of TV's Santa Monica Cops, which I have agreed to do because all the finest movie stars are coming to television today.
  • My Death Star is coming to glorious life.
  • A wish upon a star that's coming true
  • Lone Star Derby's coming up quick.
  • We've got some star-studded performances coming your way.
  • Both up-and-coming stars in their own worlds.
  • You're making me look like I'm a political rock star, coming here with somebody like you.
  • Vernon Palmer Jr, up-and-coming Hollywood star.
  • Especially when he struggles with the temptations of an up-and-coming rock star.
  • You're going to be driving one of Hollywood's up-and-coming stars.
  • Then I met his sister - Up-and-coming pop star, Sage.
  • A young director, first-time producer, and an up-and-coming movie star all had one goal... to make something special.
  • You should be talking to clients ringside or at a three-star restaurant, not coming into your miserable little office.
  • There is a possibility of cosmic rays coming from stars, and that could be dangerous to them.
  • Could it be because she was on the Akaibu star before coming back?
  • And there were pop stars and people coming over from America, and they were canceling their flight because they couldn't get in and out.
  • Do you want to tell me how you can suddenly afford an up-and-coming Hollywood star?
  • Even an observer as sober as Harvard University's Martin Feldstein gushes about Mexico, declaring that Peña's reforms position the country to become "Latin America's economic star in the coming decade."

Alternatives:

  • a star moving towards you
  • a star approaching you
  • a star heading towards you

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