Sentence examples for along began from inspiring English sources

Congressional Republican leaders, many of whom opposed closing Guantánamo all along, began strategizing about how to defeat Mr. Obama on the issue almost as soon as the campaign came to a close.

Mr. Stenger added that the role of the staff in Representative Gibbs's office was often to pass something along, beginning with an innocent inquiry.

Leclerc had accumulated rank & firepower as he moved along, beginning as a 38-year-old major & winding up as a 41-year-old general.

A reading of American history reveals that the U.S. has had industrial policies all along, beginning with Alexander Hamilton's "Report on Manufactures".

A chocolate mousse cake decorated with a large tongue was passed around as "Under My Thumb" played and yet another sing-along began.

Rohrer planted some seeds, and a gardener came along and began to mess with his land.

As dinner moved along, he began to talk about the difference between the "available" past and the "archival" past.

When her mother returned to Greece in 1937, Maria went along, and began studying music at the National Conservatory in Athens.

Ms. Medvedow dates the origins of this moment to the 1980s, when high-tech companies along Route 128 began to flourish and, she says, "Boston became way cooler".

As Mark and Rhoda Berenson prepared to leave for the park with Salvador, he realized that his mother wasn't going along and began to cry for her.

When the Internet came along, it began to chow through industries like newspapers first.