The phrase "along suggests" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The data along suggests a correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "indicates" or "implies".
But the scene itself is, in its way, a surprising work of modernism — I'm referring, of course, to the line dance done in a café by Anna Karina, Sami Frey, and Claude Brasseur in Jean-Luc Godard's "Band of Outsiders" — and this clip, of its production (that my colleague John Bennet sent along), suggests a practical basis for its most original fillip of invention.
Lightning Labs isn't the only outfit that has sprung up around these smart Lightning contracts, but it's the furthest along, suggests co-founder and CEO Elizabeth Stark, who says more than 1,800 developers are part of her company's Slack channel and that thousands of volunteers helped Lightning's seven-person team find glitches in the alpha version of its open-source software.
She plays along, suggesting international lane symbols.
Meanwhile, she not so subtly encourages me along, suggesting, for example, that I find a cute freshman and "become his cougar".
But despite a string of five quarter-point rate increases by the Fed in less than a year, the economy continues to barrel along, suggesting that inflationary pressures are more likely to intensify than to abate.
The incidental music is an intriguing combination of strings and handclaps, urging you along, suggesting wistfulness and contemplation; episodes conclude with a lovely Zombies song, "A Rose for Emily".
A spokesman for Google, whose self-driving car technology is generally seen as being the furthest along, suggested that asking about hypothetical scenarios might ignore the more important question of how to avoid deadly situations in the first place.
His continuing flirtation with the audience, which often involved balancing the microphone stand on his head to signal those in the balcony to sing along, suggested that, when giving his all, Maxwell deserves the reputation of new love god that many rhythm-and-blues fans have given him.
Our primate ancestors appear to have switched between mating types and, therefore, testicle size at least six times before we came along, suggesting that testicle tissue may respond to evolutionary pressure more rapidly than other body parts do.
The levels increased as the river flowed along, suggesting that most pollutants, especially dissolved salts, came from urban runoff instead of any single point source.
Along suggested counselling with PROSTAR.
