Sentence examples for along got from inspiring English sources

You didn't want it all along," "Got dumped?

A foal, one of several horses that were tagging along, got tangled up, plunging into a deeper pool.

That night, the two of them sneaked off to Grand Central Terminal, took the first train that came along, got off at the first stop, and found a justice of the peace.

Lean went along, got a lowly job as a general factotum and teaboy, befriended the projectionist, wriggled his way into the cutting room, learned to edit newsreels, and soon progressed to short features — the "quota quickies" that British film studios churned out in order to meet the tally of homegrown productions required by a parliamentary act of 1927.

"Anybody that didn't want to come along got shot".

"I believe that internally we could have actually worked along, got everyone on board and started turning around what is a mammoth ship.

I'm a go along, get along person.

Then the mission comes along, getting the thing.

Sometimes, you have to go along to get along.

Tina went along to get along.

Min, a bitter old woman, remembers when her family was all together with their mother 50 years before; before Delia Kelly came along & got her brother Martin, the 40-year-old born bachelor, to marry her.