Sentence examples for come along from from inspiring English sources
The other is to help low and middle income countries prepare to deal better with the inevitable epidemics he says will come along, from flu to Sars.
He is as determined not to engage - and certainly not "at every whim of pressure groups as they come along from time to time".
Many of Fran's formal furnishings had come along from Dover, but now a bachelor scattering of magazines and cereal boxes had loosened their death grip.
He placed 11th out of 20. "One thing they can't take away from him is that he's still the U.S. champion," said his father, Ed, who had come along from Canton, Ohio, for moral support.
Still, Ms. Mitchell-Innes said that while she would be conservative in her Warhol offerings for the fall, "if a great Warhol were to come along from an estate, I'm sure it would sell well". Some dealers report they have sold Warhols since the sale, and at respectable prices.
Surveying the bar in the interval, I noticed that many young people seemed to be there in groups; one bunch of excitable mid-teenagers said they had come along from their performing arts college in Kingston as it was part of their course, but they chorused that the show was "awesome".
Spencer played semiregularly for a few weeks, then Mondesi came along from Toronto.
"Or are you coming along?" From behind Grossbart, Fishbein piped up.
