to come down to earth — опуститься на землю;
1.What will make her come down to earth is a baby that cries and needs her attention.
2. You're so lucky your boyfriend is so down to earth and easy to be with.
3. I really like her but I wish she were more down to earth.
4. The professors at my university are down to earth and don't object to being challenged or questioned in class.
5. I'm down to earth but don't mistake that for meaning you can push me over. I definitely stand my ground when needed.
2) to come in handy/useful (for sth) — пригодиться, найти применение;
The money will come in handy when I want to travel.
Thanks for lending me your bike. It came in handy while my car was in the shop.
You should keep that paint - it might come in useful one day.
Don’t sell your old labtop, I think it will come in useful in the future in a case of damage of new one.
I have a feeling this might come in useful
to come to fruition — созревать (о планах, идеях, замыслах) идти к осуществлению;
This may be because so many other ambitious (and not so ambitious) plans have not come to fruition.
A number of these deals are coming to fruition.
I hope that all he had said to you yesterday will come to fruition.
In 2 more years, my returns might be excellent, but the factors that will have generated the return will have already come to fruition.
China’s new deals to supply Kazakhstan will take years to come to fruition.
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