Sentence examples for seems along from inspiring English sources

It died, it seems, along with the nest egg.

Is the sight of the German chancellor vainly urging back the floodwaters of the River Oder now a fitting metaphor for a man who seems, along with his government, to be inexorably sinking into a legislative and electoral morass?

She does give some of her time to the sea, walking along the shore — especially, it seems along Herring Cove, just northwest of Provincetown below the curled top of Cape Cod.

On the dance tracks -- like "I Don't Need It," a textbook Timbaland production; "Blame It (On the Alcohol)," the T-Pain number; and "Digital Girl," with rapping (but no production) from Mr. West -- he almost seems along for the ride.

Any sort of growth, it seems, along with the prospect that the British economy might this year return to the size it was six years ago, is now enough to count as a political breakthrough.

There isn't anything crazy and out of place like a touchscreen touchpad sensor; everything seems along the Apple's/MacBook Pro's evolutionary path.

The audience of predominantly young filmmakers seemed, along with most of the panel, convinced that film (celluloid) was dead.

The general response to the show seemed along the lines of, "We're serious people here working seriously hard to improve the world, and we resent any depictions that might undermine that".

What he does is work as a tutor — "which seemed, along with being a nanny, to be one of the loopholes people my age had discovered in the professional world".

Everybody seems to get along".

And, here, the economy seems to get along better".