Sentence examples for should go along from inspiring English sources

Maybe Alex Perkins should go along tonight dressed in a sequin suit and see how he gets on with Tosh, Burnside and the others".

The Democrats should go along, and Senator Robert Byrd, the powerful Democrat from West Virginia who believes that the antiterrorist apparatus was constructed too quickly, should drop his threat to filibuster the bill.

I guess I should go along and maybe catchup with Alex to better understand Pixelotto ;-).

One supervisor reasoned that some PhD students might experience a challenge when opposed, while others just fell apart: " I don't think that you should go along too much.

Yeah this should go along with the entry above.

Maybe supporters of the EU, including this newspaper, should go along with Mr Cameron's pretence.

Should I go along with the individuals or should I listen to the representatives?

Will or should congressional Republicans go along with increasing turnouts?

The sobering rush of pain or embarrassment that comes from completing an ill-advised dare is often a catalyst for youngsters realizing that maybe they shouldn't just go along with what any old asshole asks them to do as they go forward in life.

I remember saying to my staff, 'We should go ride along with the ambulances.' " The Times has had a longstanding relationship with the Police Foundation, dating back at least two decades, said Robert H. Christie, a spokesman for the newspaper.

Note that each type of next generation sequencing leads to specific types of artefacts (reviewed in [ 8- 13]); however, as we are writing the book on next-generation sequencing as we go along, one should be aware of unexpected artefacts and new findings should be interpreted with caution.