Sentence examples for along somewhere from inspiring English sources
The economy has slogged along somewhere between crisis and prosperity for more than three years now.
Right now, with the tsunami, Katrina, global melting, the world is cruising along — somewhere around Munich and Czechoslovakia.
And now it was apparent that this had been a source of melancholy all along — somewhere on the sidelines, in the background, but constant.
Fields of snow broken only by the footprints of small animals, animals that you never saw, but only heard or felt, pitter-pattering along, somewhere close behind.
As a northern fable, The Season Ticket bumps along somewhere between the genial wish fulfilment of Brassed Off and the hard-knock morality tale of Kes, which leads to some puzzling inconsistencies of tone.
My son wants to listen to Imus in the morning, and if we're taking one of his friends along somewhere he issues a stern warning about not embarrassing him by playing any of "that stuff" in public.
Policeman visiting along street somewhere.
Then our generation came along, and somewhere along the line they moved the cheese".
The less so would have to move along to somewhere less paradisaic.
"That's profiteering somewhere along the line.
Somewhere along the way, they vanished.
