Sentence examples for along something from inspiring English sources

Whatever you do, be sure to take along something to do.

Indeed, Dr. Howard suggested that as many as 25 percent of young women going to college take along something identifiable as a childhood transitional object.

I didn't know what I was going to be able to eat in Nigeria, so I figured I would at least take along something I liked.

He was passing along something he loved, and, moreover, something we could do together for the rest of his life (and did).

We fall into the trap of believing that things are "supposed" to go well and that when we make a mistake or some difficulty comes along, something must have gone terribly wrong.

There are the vivid descriptions of the labyrinthine inferno in the bowels of the hotel where he works: "As we went along, something struck me violently in the back.

They strung landlords along, hoping something better might appear.

"Just move along, set something up, then get going again".

But then along comes something different.

But then along comes something that cries out for more and better disclosure.

Now, along comes something different: the protest album.