Sentence examples for along can from inspiring English sources

The writer claims that those who have deplored the investigation all along can take satisfaction in Starr's bungling.

New Labour (if the economy plays along) can be judged more prudent than old Labour, but not much more imaginative.

With regional instability bubbling along, can China safely gamble with short-term pain for long-term gain?

For a firm, picking the right partner can be tricky, and getting along can be even harder because of cultural differences and linguistic problems.

Adding alcohol to the mix, as some consumers were doing even before drinks like Four Loko came along, can be a recipe for disaster.

A utopian future for the internet could be secured if the heavy-duty influencers – and the grassroots influencers tweeting along – can create a new global organization peopled with defenders of internet freedom.

John Stuart, the park's superintendent, recommends East Trails along Can Creek and the Sabinal River, which can provide stunning views across the canyon floor some 400 feet below.

If an exceptional one comes along, it can run from 9-9.30am.

A walk along Broadway can still mean an endless series of street corner conversations.

Then, if you still don't get along, you can go to separate old-age homes.

Technology has come along that can do surgery on an outpatient basis.