Sentence examples for been along from inspiring English sources
adverb
In company; together.
- I am going to the store. Do you want to come along?
The road between Kobo and Muja is the most spectacular mountain road we've been along in Africa.
Depp has been along for much of the ride, too.
So we've been along the prom a couple of times.
To the north, in British Columbia, this movement has been along the offshore Queen Charlotte Fault, while in California it has been along the San Andreas Fault.
They had vanished as though they'd never been, along with their bowls and beds.
There may have been, along with the grudging admiration, a tinge of envy.
What have the challenges been along the way, and how have you solved them?
The general thinking of most of the Sophists seems to have been along similar lines.
New York Times photographers have been along for this happy ride; sometimes quite literally.
With Neymar the questions have always been along the same kind of lines.
Much of the fighting, like the voting, has been along ethnic lines.
