Sentence examples for along somebody from inspiring English sources

If you're not an inspiring pitch person, try to bring along somebody (ideally a co-founder) who is.

He thinks it is "surprisingly isolated from other programmes".If the poor are racing ahead when average income is plodding along, somebody must be losing out.

Eventually, they divorced (leaving her, she said, "gesticulating at the wrong end of a fallopian tube"), and Mortimer married another Penelope - "the new Penny" - with whom he found what he had expected all along: "somebody nice and good and sensible".

She sings, making up the words as we go along: Somebody stole the kitchen and Boully's oh-so-mad; she's about to lose it, the past and what she had; the bathroom is moldy, the knives are dull; she waits for the milk to curdle; the firecracker wind blows the kitchen to its knees..

It's not just getting along with somebody and being a great guy".

There was an open competition for this building and then along comes somebody with special powers seeking to influence the outcome in a blatant intervention".

It's how you know what you have to work on that day, how you pull your work down, pass it along to somebody else.

As Detroit journalist Michael Jackman recently wrote in the Detroit Metro Times, "When we walk along and ignore somebody who's asking a question, it means we're denying them their humanity".

Along comes somebody who has never heard that old saw "leaves of three, let it be," wearing low shoes or sandals, shorts and a sleeveless shirt.

Writing a biological paper before computers is one thing, but Ashmore remembered the problems of producing mathematical formulae in a typed manuscript, explaining that "you wrote the paper and probably took it along to somebody to be typed… And then it came back with spaces where you had to write in the equations".

So there really are big advantages to being actively involved - you can't just coast along on somebody else's work.