Sentence examples for come along first from inspiring English sources

As I once pointed out, messaging, instant and text, has replaced the phone call as the chief means by which teen-agers communicate their woes to other teen-agers — but if messaging had come along first, and the phone call just been announced by Steve Jobs a week ago, can anyone doubt the huge technological leap the phone call would present over the instant message?

Blueberries come along first and when the explosion in my mouth is the perfect combination of firm, sweet and tart, the moment has arrived.

When new jazz styles come along, the first few attempts to do it are usually kind of shaky.

Yalc Poetry Slam 17.00 - 17.45pm — To wrap Saturday up, come along to the first ever Yalc Poetry Slam.

He would hide up there when the Sheriff would come along!' " Pullman's first stories for children, which he published in the nineteen-eighties, were fanciful entertainments.

They did this, and a girl interpreter came to rescue him, saying she would have come along in the first place is she'd known he couldn't speak Russian.

The Seaside Siren Roller Girls, a 58-strong league based in Southend, Essex, kindly agreed to let me come along to their first training session of the year to see what it is all about.

But there are some people you don't recognise who come along for the first time.

But I am concerned about any unanticipated events that might come along in the first half of the year.

Leave small advertisements on community bulletin boards, inviting people to come along to a first meeting.

You might hear something and stow it away and wait weeks or months or years for some second fact to come along and make the first more useful".