Examples of 'bring someone along' in a sentence
Meaning of "bring someone along"
bring someone along: This phrase is an invitation or instruction to accompany the speaker to a certain place or event, often implying the presence of another person
How to use "bring someone along" in a sentence
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bring someone along
Bring someone along that knows horses.
You can be alone or bring someone along.
You may bring someone along to help you.
I should have encouraged you to bring someone along.
You may bring someone along for support.
I should have encouraged youto bring someone along.
To bring someone along in secret.
Is there any chance you would wanna bring someone along.
Bring someone along to accompany you home after treatment.
Remember to bring someone along.
Bring someone along with our 2 for 1 offer.
But our parents said we had to bring someone along with a little bit of class.
Parents can bring someone along to support them or speak on their behalf.
What it does not recognize is the right To bring someone along in secret.
Why you should bring someone along to your hearing test appointment.
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Well, your punishment is to bring someone along.
So now you bring someone along to intimidate me?
Is there any chance you'd wanna bring someone along.
Perhaps bring someone along with you who isn't perpetually distracted.
If you can not speak Japanese, bring someone along to translate.
Can I bring someone along with me to my appointment?
Snap . I should have encouraged you to bring someone along.
We also suggest that you bring someone along who can take notes for you.
Can I bring someone along to the consultation?
When you do retrieve Holly, perhaps bring someone along with you who is not perpetually distracted.
Am I allowed to bring someone along to accompany me during my surgery day?
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