Sentence examples for along means from inspiring English sources

"I am aware it's easy and may be fashionable to pose with a slum child, and the irony of getting the media along means that it can come across as disingenuous," she says.

Riding along means you can share the views, test your mettle on the famous mountain roads, see the riders up close and after a long day in the saddle partake of French fare without guilt.

" 'Shoah,' " Irv said to Jacob, as if he'd understood everything all along, "means 'Holocaust.' " "But why does everyone stop and stand in silence?" Shlomo said, "Because it feels less wrong than anything else we might do".

Apple and Google are still the most invested in the development of WebKit, and for good reason, but the changing picture of reviewed commits helping the engine along means we're seeing a more diverse set of interests represented in the project than ever before, and it'll be interesting to see where that takes us.

Cruden notes that the alignment of the gun ports in Benholm's Lodging, facing across the approach rather than along, means that they are of limited efficiency.

But what if bringing your friends along means that you wouldn't have met another potential friend?

The relative difference of mean and point density distribution (along mean) of the two sets can be derived from the average and standard deviation.

Jay will be forever at the mercy of this slow but unyielding predator unless she too elects to pass the curse along, by means of sexual intercourse.

The concentration of vans along Flatbush means that sometimes there's a van every minute, so riders don't have to wait.

These results along with means and 95% confidence intervals are provided in Table S3.

Medians were reported along with means because the distributions were skewed toward zero, especially for uncomplicated influenza.