Sentence examples for Go with the current from inspiring English sources

"Go with the current or you're done for," one raft-borne character tells a huge dead fish that tried to swim against the tide.

"I shall go with the current and not fight it," vowed TV.

"Many are refusing to go with the current conditions," he said.

He opined at the time that he wanted to see Dartford develop as another Dorking – a sick joke to go with the current talk of "garden city" developments.

I don't usually go with the current trend but tend to stick with what I love which is classical style furniture with a modern twist.

But how fast could Maglevs go with the current infrastructure?

"I think they can probably leave it and keep going with the current policies," said Huang Yiping, a Citigroup economist.

"Anything goes" no longer means wearing what you like; it means pulling up your rudder and going with the current, sailing blind.

On Sunday, Michael Kudryk, 64, of Freehold, N.J., died after being pulled unconscious from the Hudson about halfway through the 1,500-meter 1,500-meter the race, which began at 96th swimet and went with the current to 79th Street.

In a statement, Opel responded, "We actually are surprised about the fact that Tom Waits considers the music that goes with the current TV commercial 'Lullaby' for a range of Opel cars as a potential misuse of his voice and style of singing".

"Had I gone with the current group as it was, it would have been a very long season".