Sentence examples for you take along from inspiring English sources

The evil thing about anorexia and bulimia is that the fear of gaining weight and desperation to lose weight is more important than any of the risks you take along the way.

Ms. Spickernell asked, "Why would you take along an asparagus tongs, of all things?" On Thursday Christie's in New York is offering polar material in a sale of photos and paintings from National Geographic's archive.

Ms. McGee suggests that when you meet with the school's staff members about the individualized education plan, you take along a spouse or a good friend who knows your child well.

Everyone knows, or should know, the old Desert Island Discs problem: If you were exiled to a desert island, what ten records would you take along with you to keep you company for all (solitary) eternity?

King Short Story Will Be an E-Book STEPHEN KING'S latest work, "Riding the Bullet," is not one of those paperback page turners you can buy and take to the beach, unless you take along a laptop or make a printout first.

And it sets out, by and large successfully, to show us and make us feel what it's like to be in a war where anyone around you, male or female, old or young, may be planning your death and every step you take along the dusty road, or every kerb your vehicle touches, may trigger a device that will blow off your legs and possibly your head.

When was the last time you took along your checkbook to go shopping?

It's possible that your parents just want some time alone together, in which case none of this will necessarily get you taken along.

They aren't the type of people you should take along with you on trips.

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Alternatively, you can take along a laptop, or if you have been taking pictures, have a look on your cameras at the pictures you have taken.