Hanapin
to come one's way
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(of something good) to happen or become available to one
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What is the origin of the idiom "come one's way" and when to use it?
The idiom "come one's way" is used to describe opportunities, events, or situations that occur naturally or unexpectedly. The origin of this phrase is rooted in the idea that events or chances "come" or happen in one's direction or path.
Halimbawa
To reach our goals, we must act on the opportunities that come our way.
They have vowed to face any challenges that come their way with a stiff upper lip.
When opportunities come our way, we should take the goods the gods provide and make the most of them.
With their resilience and dedication, they are destined to break the back of any challenge that comes their way.
She planted her feet firmly on the ground, ready to face whatever challenges came her way.
