come in for

Idioms and Phrases

Receive, be subjected to, as in His last book came in for some heavy criticism . [Mid-1800s]

Example Sentences

“I do have patients who come in for confirmation of pregnancies and then disclose they don’t want to continue with the pregnancy for whatever reason,” Marsee said.

From Salon

An 80-something patient came in for an annual visit recently and was worried that recent memory lapses might be symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.

From Los Angeles Times

All of the networks were cautious as the results came in for the seven swing states that are the path to the 270 electoral votes needed for a White House victory.

From Los Angeles Times

With so many former rugby players on the pitch, the prince’s own performance came in for some scrutiny.

From BBC

“I think Heathrow Airport's had to sort of expand the VIP area, the sheer number of people coming in for our summit,” he said.

From BBC