Sentence examples for along added from inspiring English sources

It is expected they will pass along added costs to consumers in the form of higher fuel prices.

"You don't change your protocol as you go along," added Dr. Angell, who reviewed the court records at the request of The New York Times.

Percy Bysshe Shelley, who was probably the cause's most celebrated advocate until George Bernard Shaw and Mahatma Gandhi came along, added economic efficiency to a list that already included human wellbeing and the humane treatment of animals.

Peter E. Kauffmann, a spokesman for the governor, said Mr. Paterson wants an overhaul "implemented in a way that will bring real transparency and accountability to authorities without passing along added costs to taxpayers or stifling job growth through unnecessary delays to critical economic development projects".

There are no surprises when you partner with someone you've known your whole life," said Wade. "We know each other well, and we've always gotten along," added Mullins.

Schulz hated the name but went along, adding this to his ever-growing list of grudges.

Google Video crept along, adding more TV shows and refining its design.

Starting at the top left-hand corner I work along, adding individual ribbon-like unit to individual unit until I reach the right-hand edge.

The next scandal comes along," adds Dagnes, who co-edited Sex Scandals in American Politics.

The startup coasted along, adding functionality and growing steadily until it released its HTML5 builder in March of this year.

Basically, it's cushion in case the world makes a turn on us that's unexpected, or if other opportunities come along," adds Meeker.