Sentence examples for wore along from inspiring English sources

The path to victory for Mr. Romney narrowed as the night wore along, with Mr. Obama winning at least 303 electoral votes.

Two days before the New Hampshire primary, Mr. Gingrich, seeking to improve his position in the Republican nominating contest, delivered stinging criticism to Mr. Romney at a debate on Sunday morning and intensified his language as the day wore along.

It was quite the other way at the overpacked Fenway Park, where grunge and base hits and a thousand team hug-ups became something like a perpetual kiddies' picnic as the eventful summer wore along.

I became more aware of other teams as the thirties (and my teens) wore along, and eventually came to think of them as personalities — sixteen different but familiar faces ranged around a large dinner table, as it were.

In this quirky pictorial for adults, author Ilene Beckerman takes you back through the most pivotal moments in her life... and what she wore along the way.

Are the grooves worn along the sides or gouged out along the bottom?

Leggings continue to be the trouser shape to be seen wearing – along, of course, with harem pants, another Eighties favourite.

The traditional sherwani and churidar, calf-length tunic and close-fitting trousers, are still seen at weddings, where they are worn along with the turban.

More likely, the labels say, they were a kind of ear ornament, worn along with the more familiar-looking hoops and hooks incised with geometric patterns and scrollwork.

The misadventures of Christian Slater's Clarence and Patricia Arquette's Alabama – and, more importantly, what they wear along the way – are totally on-trend.

In menswear, meanwhile, Shaun Samson made no bones about his inspiration, with waist wraparound aprons, the sort of thing a waiter wears, along with the full-size version in black emblazoned in white with non sequiturs including "Delusional Radical Bliss".