Sentence examples for would bring along from inspiring English sources

If you were on a suicide mission, the very last thing you would bring along is your real passport.

Maybe they would bring along a Barbie beach house, or a lavender Huffy bicycle with a white basket.

Any deal with the president would probably lose 60 to 80 Republican votes, but the president would bring along enough Democrats to get it passed.

They are the biggest music retailer in America and moving to a streaming model for the web and mobile would bring along an enormous existing audience.

Members would be thrilled and cheered by the Predator strike videos he would bring along — and then grill and berate him over the agency's interrogation methods.

He extols the virtues of going back to nature but knows "the masses, taking to the woods, would bring along the evils they'd hoped to flee".

Sometimes, I'd bring along my friend Katie, but then we would be the teenagers, and Mr. Wells and Linda were the adults.

The Koreans expressed an interest in going fishing for trout, and Egan said that he'd bring along Michael O'Donovan; at the mention of this name, Kim pretended to shoot a gun.

Not the kind, like my wife, Ginny, I'd bring along on an expedition in my custom-made motor home — those idyllic times when I get away from the meanness in Washington.

It's more along the lines of something you'd bring along on a photo walk.

If you were planning to climb Mount Kilimanjaro you'd train and prepare, sometimes for years, and you'd bring along a robust support team, because you would know that it was going to be incredibly hard.