Sentence examples for been doing along from inspiring English sources

The expert, Russ Cooper, whose official title of surgeon general describes his role in advocating good computer health and hygiene at the Trusecure Corporation, said the information he had received about the report was "a lot of rhetoric, a lot of discussion, a lot of what we've been doing along -- but nothing mandatory about what we needed to do".

Yet that is what Slovenia has been doing along its border with Croatia.

He has expressed appreciation for the hard work that FEMA has been doing, along with members of the military — on Tuesday morning, the Marines were clearing roads — but he made it very clear that it isn't enough.

JUST when it seemed that all innovative exhibitions about Impressionism had been done, along comes "Manet and the Sea" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

That's what we did in the 70s and what we are doing along with the fourth wave now.

The economic evaluation is done along-side the clinical trial and consequently adheres to the earlier presented design.

The New Yorker, August 10 , 1929P. 9 Much pottering has been done along the Avenue this month.

Elsewhere, voting appears to have been done along club and international lines, with the odd spiteful one thrown in.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, August 10 , 1929P. 9 Much pottering has been done along the Avenue this month.

The book practically founded the modern science of psychology in America, although some experimental work had been done along the same line in Europe.

Much work has been done along these lines, and on the whole the agreement with both experiment and transition-state theory is satisfactory.