spring vs has coming

Some examples from the web:

• What a first week of spring.
• Released last spring after serving 10 years.
• Obviously the spring has a trajectory...
• Most dendrobiums bloom in the early spring.
• And your spring will flow better than before.
• They arranged their gardens around a spring.
• This spring, I came home heart-sore and soul-withered.
• Early spring in Chicago is really just winter.
• Nothing like a good spring cleaning.
• Set your wedding date for next spring.
• The emperor himself and Kantakouzenos followed in spring 1340.
• The Annex was renovated in spring 2013.
• The updated model went on sale during spring 2007.
• New membership proposals are considered annually in the spring.
• Construction on the temporary structure began in spring 2011.
• Commonly used in box spring padding.
• Rapid coupling connectors with retaining spring.
• Optional spring for low volume applications available.
• Opening is slated for late spring 2007.
• Full-service Wagons-Lits agencies spring up in rail ticket offices throughout Europe.

Some examples from the web:

• The payments are consistently ten percent of whatever Milverton has coming in.
• The payments are consistently ten percent of whatever Milverton has coming in.
• The luck that Bubber has coming to him has run out long before tonight.
• I think she's nervous about a math test she has coming up.
• Does she deserve what she has coming?
• The problem Jim, is that people who are really suffering from a medical condition, won't receive the care they need, because someone in this office has coming up with all those ridiculous stuff
• Yes, but you don't know what my firm has coming down the pike.
• Yes, but you don't know what my firm has coming down the pike.
• I'm thinking if it looks like the worst has coming to the worst... then I'll hit the fire alarm before the catastrophe hits, to give everyone a chance to fleeing the building.
• Apparently, her upstairs neighbor Has been coming downstairs.
• But that old man has it coming.
• This has been coming on for some time now.
• Nobody has it coming' to them.
• And this little boy has been coming to school for five years.
• This day has been coming since you made that deal.
• She has people coming and going through the university.
• Coach has us coming in at sunrise.
• That subject has been coming up quite a bit lately.
• - That's right, - and he has buyers coming over tomorrow.
• TB has been coming in from overseas.